National Signing Day guarantees hype, ink but little else
Jan. 27, 2009National Signing Day is one week away.
National Signing Day is one week away.
Last season, Georgia became the Southeastern Conference's Cinderella story after an improbable run to the SEC Tournament title.
The UF women's tennis doubles teams had a whole lot of love for Stetson.
The first thing the UF gymnastics team talked about on the bus after it lost to Arkansas last Friday was quarterback Tim Tebow's speech after the Mississippi game.
Chandler Parsons woke up Sunday morning on the right side of the bed.
The Gators' Pink Zone promotion for breast cancer awareness had supposedly already taken place last week against Georgia.
The tears of Pahokee residents could fill Lake Okeechobee.
The UF women's tennis team is set on keeping its 23-match win streak against in-state opponents alive as it takes the Linder Stadium courts at 3 this afternoon against Stetson.
In its second match of the season, the UF men's tennis team knocked off a top-10 team.
The O'Connell Center resembled The Swamp during the men's 4x400-meter relays: You could not hear yourself breathe, if you even had time to breathe, and you definitely could not hear a pin drop.
Saturday's swimming and diving meet brought a mixed bag for the Gators, something the team is used to when it heads to Auburn.
It's hard to relax for even just a couple minutes in the Southeastern Conference.
The No. 1-ranked UF gymnastics team had never lost a meet to Arkansas. The Gators were 18-0 lifetime against the Razorbacks heading into Friday night's meet.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - A sleepless night for Chandler Parsons led to a long day for the Commodores.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The last time the Gators took the court, they lost courtesy of South Carolina's late-game theatrics. Sunday, UF put on a show of its own.
At first glance, UF's recruiting class is a bit puzzling.
It's a slow time of year for the major UF sports.
Road meets may not be nearly as fun, but for the UF gymnastics team, Fayetteville, Ark., isn't too shabby as a home away from home.
For the past four years, either the men's or women's UF swimming and diving teams' meets against Auburn have come down to the final relays.