UF underwater hockey team improves at national
By ADAM BERRY | July 28, 2008This weekend at the Dwight H. Hunter Municipal Pool in northeast Gainesville, a national champion was crowned.
This weekend at the Dwight H. Hunter Municipal Pool in northeast Gainesville, a national champion was crowned.
There won't be any more opportunities to giggle at former Mississippi coach Ed Orgeron and his gruff Southern accent. If you want to see what I'm talking about, just search for his Hummer ad on YouTube.
HOOVER, Ala. - Les Miles wants to make it clear that his team, the reigning national champion LSU Tigers, will not be thinking of the 2008 season as a continuation of the 2007 campaign.
HOOVER, Ala. - Tim Tebow's success in his first season as a starter was well documented as he became the first sophomore to win the Heisman Trophy amid a record-breaking campaign. But nestled in all his mind-boggling stats was a number that doesn't sit well: four.
HOOVER, Ala. - The Gators' offensive line is supposed to be one of the team's best units this year.
UF fans are going to have to wait a little longer to find out if Gainesville will be named "TitleTown USA."
You know what they say, everything is bigger in…Serbia.
Editor's Note: This list is the opinion of the reporter who attended the event.
The lights inside Ben Hill Griffin Stadium shined almost as bright as the talent on the field.
Unjaded by fame and fortune, Erin Andrews shares the same youthful exuberance of the students that wait in line for her autograph.
UF and Sun Sports, Florida's main sports TV network, have agreed to a multi-million dollar deal that is one of the largest media rights deals in the nation. The deal is said to be for 10 years and at least $80 million.
"You could write a book on Brandon McArthur's career at UF," coach Kevin O'Sullivan said last year.
The swimming world should be jealous of Gregg Troy.
Hundreds of hot dogs can blame their digestion on Dragonfly restaurant's California rolls.
Talk about girl power.
Last fall, Jeff Corsaletti sampled the Fenway Park experience he'd always dreamed of: patrolling the expanse of green in front of the famed Green Monster, taking in the deafening noise of the 30,000-plus crowd, enjoying the thrill of a comeback win.
Tim Tebow isn't the only one in town in need of a police escort these days.
It's only mid-July, but UF's secondary just took a major hit.