It’s no secret that the Florida football team is facing a major overhaul after losing a host of leaders and starters on both sides of the ball, and as the end of spring practice approaches, the Gators still have a lot of unanswered questions.
Inconsistency has prevented the Gators from putting out a consistent lineup.
If Florida hopes to advance to the NCAA Championships for the 28th time in the event’s 29-year history, the Gators will have to get past a couple of familiar foes Saturday.
Coming into the season the junior battery of Stephanie Brombacher and Tiffany DeFelice was expected to carry the bulk of the load for the Gators.
Injuries have forced Florida to constantly adjust its offense, but a new tactic and growing team chemistry have led the Gators in the right direction recently.
The Southeastern Conference East standings in both men’s and women’s tennis will be shaped by this weekend’s matches.
The No. 10 Florida women’s golf team will host the Gator Women’s Golf Invitational at Mark Bostick Golf Course for the 38th year.
Many wondered how Florida was able to sign the nation’s best recruiting class this year amid uncertainty surrounding coach Urban Meyer’s career, but it wasn’t just the staff that was working to keep the class together.
A year after testing the transfer waters, Alex Tyus is evaluating his NBA Draft options.
I’m going to let you in on a little secret.
Competing for a national title on the field it uses for practice is a dream scenario for any team, but for the UF Paintball Club, that scenario involves a trip to Lakeland.
For the second-straight midweek game, UF coach Kevin O’Sullivan decided to rely on his bullpen.
It is a confession few players are willing to make, especially in college.
All season, the No. 4 Gators have talked about how if the team hopes to win a national title, then the gymnasts need to peak at the right time.
Who doesn’t enjoy sitting in a stadium in 90-degree heat watching a meaningless football game?
I feel like the dad telling his son not to drink at the after-party as he walks out the door for the prom.
The Florida men’s golf team could not keep up the blistering pace it got off to in the first round of the BancorpSouth Intercollegiate Tournament, when it finished with the best score of any round of the event with a 272.
Florida is still searching for its offensive identity, but the Gators got a step closer to figuring it out Monday.
He was taught never to hit a woman.
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