Best of the Week in Sports Photos, April 1-7
By Alligator Photographers | Apr. 6, 2008Best sports photos of the week.
Best sports photos of the week.
It is perhaps an integral part of the offense, and its difficulty can be overlooked by a casual bystander: the center-to-quarterback exchange.
While UF's hot start has it sitting atop the Southeastern Conference, it appears to be losing the battle of attrition.
In the wake of the Gators' disappointing season, it's time to do some math.
It's home sweet home for the UF track and field program this weekend.
Winning isn't everything, at least not in regular-season men's tennis matches.
A team's success is dependent on the collective contributions of each and every one of its players.
Carl Moore owes his spot on UF's roster to his hatred of high school chemistry.
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.
Meet the Tim Tebow of kicking.
Tim Tebow is getting very familiar with New York.
NEW YORK - In the city that never sleeps, the Gators put their troubled season to rest.
JACKSONVILLE - Saying the Gators are happy they won't have to return to Jacksonville this season may be an understatement.
The Gators played in the semi-finals of the NIT Tuesday night, and as of the time I submitted this article, I was still trying to decide whether to find time in my busy schedule Tuesday night to watch the game.
Until recently, Tony Davis has been the epitome of one-and-done.
Maybe Walter Hodge dressed in the dark Friday morning. Or maybe, without even noticing, he found a way to send the strongest message of all.
The buzz started as soon as Emmanuel Moody decided to transfer to UF.
After a weekend of waiting for word on UF wide receiver Percy Harvin's injury, coach Urban Meyer said on Monday that the team has yet to commit to surgery for Harvin.
In a dreary locker room after a 42-30 pounding by Georgia last season, Brandon Spikes stood up with something to say.
Spectators at McKethan Stadium sat in silence as freshman standout Josh Adams writhed in pain under an overcast sky.