Lopsided rivalry guides SEC East race
Oct. 25, 2007With No. 9 UF's game against No. 20 Georgia approaching, wide receiver Percy Harvin had a question on his mind.
With No. 9 UF's game against No. 20 Georgia approaching, wide receiver Percy Harvin had a question on his mind.
Winning has become a habit for the UF soccer team.
UF free safety Major Wright, who suffered a broken thumb last week against Kentucky, is doubtful to play against Georgia.
How I wish I cared about the supposed rivalry between UF and Georgia.
The fifth-ranked UF women's golf team, which begins play today at the Ann Rhoads Intercollegiate in Tuscaloosa, Ala., has had more than a little success this fall.
On paper, it's the biggest home match of the regular season.
Despite facing stiff competition, the Gators cross country teams believe they can pull off upsets at the Southeastern Conference Championships in Lexington, Ky., on Saturday.
It was the night of Sept. 27, around 10:30 or so, and Filomena Murphy was lying down on a couch in her barely lit living room.
Come this weekend, when Georgia nation waltzes into Jacksonville donning its Saturday best, someone will undoubtedly utter the phrase: "Gators fans wear jean shorts."
This sure isn't high school ball anymore.
Ashley Harris isn't claiming that the UF soccer team is as good as the Brazilian national team.
This weekend will mark the 75th meeting between UF and Georgia in Jacksonville.
UF defensive tackle Brandon Antwine, who has been hospitalized due to a lower back injury, should be released today, Coach Urban Meyer said.
Ask Georgia quarterback Matthew Stafford what happened against UF last year, and he will answer bluntly.
Maybe you don't want to say it because of the looks and scoffs you'll receive.
It wasn't the performance he had in mind, but UF men's tennis coach Andy Jackson was encouraged by his team's play during the weekend at the ITA Southeast Regional in Lexington, Ky.
In UF coach Urban Meyer's opinion, the most important play of Saturday's win against Kentucky came with quarterback Tim Tebow on the sideline.
UF's victory against Kentucky on Saturday didn't come without casualties.