Debose, Meyer consult doctor about surgery
Aug. 31, 2009Andre Debose is finding out that time does not heal all wounds.
Andre Debose is finding out that time does not heal all wounds.
For the first time this season, the Gators found themselves with their backs to the wall.
The UF soccer team suffered a setback Sunday when team doctors told senior forward Ashlee Elliott she has a torn ACL in her left knee that will cause her to miss the rest of the season.
Red Bull and Lee Corso: Oddly enough, these are the two things that I have come to associate with the Saturday mornings of my youth.
Since moving into my new house this semester, I've started playing a lot of ping pong with four of my roommates.
Florida's backups could beat Charleston Southern on Saturday.
A pair of second-half goals from midfielders Lauren Hyde and Tahnai Annis helped the No. 7 Florida soccer team overcome an early deficit, spoiling South Florida's upset bid 2-1.
Andre Debose might be following in Percy Harvin's footsteps after all.
Florida ended the weekend with the same amount of downed sets as when they began it - zero.
Freshman WR Andre Debose's hamstring injury appears to be more serious than just a strain.
It took 79 agonizing minutes, but Erika Tymrak scored her first college goal to put the Gators up 2-0 over Florida International on Friday night.
On the surface, the No. 7 UF women's soccer team looks like an experienced, senior-heavy squad.
Defensive tackle Lawrence Marsh missed practice Thursday with a sprained ankle.
When football and versatility are in the same sentence, 300-pound linemen aren't usually what come to mind.
Next time you're on your knees in a dark frat house getting beaten with a sack of doorknobs, try calling Urban Meyer for help.
The Florida volleyball players had a lot to learn and little time to put it all together before their 2008 season began &n-; from how drills were run to what certain terminology meant even each other's names.
When it comes to a player's legacy, perception is reality.
Freshman linebacker Jelani Jenkins is wearing a protective boot while he tries to recover from a sprained left ankle he injured in practice Tuesday.
Editor's Note: This is the conclusion of our four-part alligatorSports series in which we examine whether college athletes deserve to be paid for their athletic efforts.
Editor's Note: This is the third of a four-part alligatorSports series in which we examine whether college athletes deserve to be paid for their athletic efforts.