With news from spring football and March Madness constantly swirling, UF's season-ending loss in the NIT was probably a mere blip on your radar.
UF receiver Percy Harvin underwent surgery late Monday night to repair a nagging right heel injury that will keep him out of action until summer practices.
After waiting out weather delays on Sunday, the UF men's tennis team fell behind to Alabama early in Monday's match and was unable to recover from the deficit.
Whenever Urban Meyer was asked about Joe Haden, Major Wright or the Pouncey twins last season, he couldn't help gushing like a school girl.
At a time of the season when the Gators' pitching staff was looking tired and thin, a hurler with a familiar name will join the team.
Efficiently and dependably, UF's ace went about her business on Sunday afternoon.
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It is perhaps an integral part of the offense, and its difficulty can be overlooked by a casual bystander: the center-to-quarterback exchange.
Rain kept the UF men's tennis team off the courts on Sunday, but it didn't slow them down in Friday's washout of Auburn.
Just as the rain clouds began to roll in and cast a shadow over Gainesville, Willie Perry started to light up the track.
With the bases loaded, the tying run at the plate and a full count, UF reliever Stephen Locke had a single thought racing through his mind.
Carl Moore owes his spot on UF's roster to his hatred of high school chemistry.
Winning isn't everything, at least not in regular-season men's tennis matches.
While UF's hot start has it sitting atop the Southeastern Conference, it appears to be losing the battle of attrition.
A team's success is dependent on the collective contributions of each and every one of its players.
It's home sweet home for the UF track and field program this weekend.
In the wake of the Gators' disappointing season, it's time to do some math.
Meet the Tim Tebow of kicking.
After an eight-run loss to Florida State on Tuesday, UF's pitchers were supposed to wake themselves up with an easy win over North Florida.
JACKSONVILLE - Saying the Gators are happy they won't have to return to Jacksonville this season may be an understatement.
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