Let The Tide Roll In: UF clinches spot in SEC title game against Alabama
Nov. 9, 2008NASHVILLE, Tenn. - There was no extravagant celebration Saturday night.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - There was no extravagant celebration Saturday night.
The UF soccer team would have had a better chance at continuing in the Southeastern Conference Tournament had UF football coach Urban Meyer given it his "Plan to Win."
Joanna Mather finished her first fall at UF with a win against Carolina Escamilla of Kentucky 6-2, 2-6, 6-3 in the finals of the SEC Fall Coaches Classic.
With all the excitement and smiles on the players' faces before Friday's exhibition game, it seemed like the UF women's basketball team was just happy to finally be playing again.
NASHVILLE, Tenn - It was a block party -again.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - There was no extravagant celebration Saturday night.
NASHVILLE - Faster than a speeding bullet.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - No. 4 UF furthered its impressive run with Saturday night's 42-14 win against Vanderbilt, giving it 38 points or more in the last five contests, but the Gators' high-scoring ways shouldn't come as a surprise.
NASHVILLE - The Gators had such a dominating night on offense that coach Urban Meyer decided to take quarterback Tim Tebow out of the game before the third quarter was complete.
With all the excitement and smiles on the players' faces before Friday's exhibition game, it seemed like the UF women's basketball team was just happy to finally be playing again.
The long wait is finally over for the UF women's basketball team.
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A trip to Atlanta appears guaranteed at this point for UF, but there's still a pesky Vanderbilt team in the way before the Gators' spot in the Southeastern Conference Championship Game is clinched.
Marrit Boonstra is new to the ITA Grand Slam, but she's made herself right at home.
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Coming off a split decision against Southeastern Conference rival Georgia, the UF swim teams remain focused toward their ultimate goal, the NCAA finals, at the end of the season.
When UF faced off with Auburn on Oct. 17, sophomore Erin Fleming made major contributions coming off the bench.
The UF crew team, a sports club, will look to continue the momentum it obtained last weekend, when it won several medals at the Head of the Hooch race, Saturday at the fall state championships.
Wednesday's match ended up being a nail biter for the Gators, but it was just a few plays away from being an easy win for them.
With No. 5 UF coming to Nashville on Saturday, Vanderbilt will take any help it can get.