Spring tees off for Gators
By Andy Hutchins < | Feb. 7, 2008At the end of its up-and-down fall season, UF men's golf coach Buddy Alexander said his team "played pretty well" at the Callaway Golf Collegiate Match Play Championship.
At the end of its up-and-down fall season, UF men's golf coach Buddy Alexander said his team "played pretty well" at the Callaway Golf Collegiate Match Play Championship.
UF kicks off its season this weekend with two things the program has never seen before - a No.13 preseason ranking and two returning National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-Americans.
It didn't take long for the Gators to get started on their 2009 recruiting class.
Photos from the UF women's basketball game against Auburn on Feb. 7, 2008.
If you're wondering how the UF baseball team will replace the home runs Matt LaPorta hit during the last four years, senior designated hitter Bryson Barber suggests you look toward the freshmen.
It's time for the UF defense to get on the defensive.
The UF football coaches headed into National Signing Day expecting a relatively calm morning of collecting faxes, but it didn't take long for a few kinks to slow the celebration.
Earl Okine is living the dream.
In-state powers might not dominate on the field anymore, but apparently that doesn't matter much to blue-chip prospects.
Monday - 10 points and eight rebounds against Stetson. Fractured tooth.
Whitney Benik can't wait to see some new faces.
After meeting with UF officials, the NCAA did not find any rules violations through Tuesday night in the recruiting of junior college signee wide receiver Carl Moore and his girlfriend, UF gymnast Maranda Smith.
The Southeastern Conference schedule leaves little time to worry about the past.
Bob Knight retiring has made me realize how grateful I am for UF coach Billy Donovan.
Despite two home losses last week, don't count UF out of the NCAA Tournament picture just yet.
Few would have thought on New Year's night that January would have turned out like this.
If you ask Bryson Barber what the biggest difference is between former UF baseball coach Pat McMahon and his successor, Kevin O'Sullivan, only one word is necessary: intensity.
UF's last Southeastern Conference dual meet of the season ended the same way the previous one did.