Gators' NCAA hopes even slimmer after Tennessee blowout loss
Feb. 28, 2008KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - David doesn't always beat Goliath.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - David doesn't always beat Goliath.
In Fayetteville, Ark., the New Year doesn't mark the end of football season, it signals the start of track and field.
MIAMI - For five innings, Eric Erickson was invincible.
It might be one of the greatest home-court advantages of all time in any sport.
UF will need a little help from overseas to get a win at Alabama.
ATHENS, Ga. - For the first time in a month, the Florida Gators actually looked like the Florida Gators.
The aura of invincibility is gone.
The Saints are streaking, but not in the way they'd like.
Some challenges seem like walking uphill.
It didn't take center fielder Matt den Dekker long to get back into the swing of things.
UF is going back to Cali, Cali, Cali.
ST. PETERSBURG - Baseball's home-run king is without a home, but that may change in the near future.
This one couldn't have been much closer, and unfortunately for the UF men's tennis team it was on the wrong end of the outcome.
Nick Zaccardi and Danny Klein talk about basketball and what the Gators need to do to get into the NCAA Tournament.
In the first three games of the baseball season, UF's starting lineup has been a well-oiled machine operating with interchangeable parts.
Evan Drexler and Karl Hyppolite discuss the major storylines of the 2008 UF baseball season: Brandon McArthur, the young pitching staff, stealing bases, Avery Barnes and Bryson Barber.
After her team played its 27th game of the season on Sunday, UF coach Amanda Butler sensed that fatigue might have begun to affect the Gators.
Say hello to the future of UF baseball.