Parity hurts UF recruiting
Sep. 30, 2008If you were expecting UF to pull in yet another top-five recruiting class this year, you may be disappointed.
If you were expecting UF to pull in yet another top-five recruiting class this year, you may be disappointed.
As the last of the Rebel yells faded from Gainesville on Sunday night, a UF football team still reeling from an upset loss to Mississippi the day before took to the practice field.
This time, the UF men's golf team put itself in a hole it couldn't play out of.
UF linebacker Dustin Doe, who played sparingly against Mississippi on Saturday, is undergoing surgery for a double hernia on Wednesday, coach Urban Meyer said.
When UF's season began, the offensive line looked to be one of the strongest units on the field.
Talk remained all on Mississippi at Urban Meyer's Monday morning press conference.
Turns out Urban Meyer is not the only coach fed up by the clock rules.
As I sat and watched Tim Tebow speak, his eyes bloodshot and his lips quivering in Saturday's postgame press conference, I thought this would likely be the defining moment of his defining season.
Mary Wise's weekend was filled with motorcycles and booked hotels.
When a team scores seven goals in one weekend, it's clear that the offense is doing something right.
The Gators knew before they even left for Toledo, Ohio. that the Preview Invitational would host top-notch competition.
After one round of play at the PING/Golfweek Preview Invitational in Toledo, Ohio, the UF men's golf team sits in fifth place.
If only it hadn't been for that third round.
Amid the buzz of a presidential debate and football upset, the Gators found a way to leave their mark on Oxford, Miss.
Coach Urban Meyer had a succinct explanation for senior kicker Jonathan Phillips' blocked extra point in the fourth quarter on Saturday.
UF coach Urban Meyer thought about kicking a field goal. But in the end, he felt more comfortable putting the ball in the hands of his Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback.
There were 41 seconds left, and Jeremy Foley didn't want to watch anymore.
For all of Tim Tebow's effort in UF's loss to Ole Miss on Saturday, his postgame performance was more impressive.
The UF women's basketball team came out to Westside Park on Sunday afternoon to meet with fans and give back to the community.
Once per season, CBS gets to cover two games a day. This year, that weekend will be next weekend when the Gators face the LSU Tigers.