When Ali Gardiner steps into the batter's box, she only hears one voice resonating from the stands.
PENSACOLA - Trent Richardson tried to keep his decision secret until the last minute, but his brothers tipped his hand by revealing a houndstooth hat.
Within one week, the UF men's tennis team took down three top-50 opponents. And they did it rather handily.
The weather wasn't the only thing freezing Wednesday.
The fax machine was quieter than usual this year in the UF football office, and Gators coach Urban Meyer couldn't be happier about it.
They're doing it again.
One of the biggest challenges facing the 2009 UF football team will be staying hungry and humble despite two national titles in three years, and the Gators' two newest coaches should be a big help in that department.
Undefeated in the Mid-Florida Conference, the Santa Fe College women's basketball team continued its winning streak against Seminole Community College Wednesday night.
GREENSBORO - They say it takes a village to raise a child. For Gary Brown, it took that much to pick a school.
She cruises around town, car windows down, maybe even a foot sticking out the window.
Corey Hartung said after UF's win against Kentucky on Friday that one bad balance beam performance was fine, but two - referencing the team's performance against the Wildcats - was unacceptable.
While the UF women's basketball team was busy breaking the school record for 3-pointers on Sunday against Arkansas, none of the players had any idea how the final numbers would crunch.
For UF coaches, today could not come soon enough.
The UF men's basketball team's recent loss to Tennessee got me thinking of an old saying:
The No. 12 UF men's golf team had an encouraging performance in its first event of the spring.
With seven regular-season games, postseason tournaments and more than a month of basketball remaining, UF decided to go ahead and exceed its win total from last season on Sunday at Arkansas.
After a disappointing fall season, the UF men's golf team is eager to get the spring underway.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Keep your fingers crossed that Billy Donovan doesn't leave Gainesville anytime soon.
UF diver Whitney Stern wanted victory for herself and for the team at her last home meet.
In doubles action, they are dominant. In singles competition, they are stellar.
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