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During typical times, the O’Connell Center would be packed in mid-September with fans hoping to see coach Mary Wise and the team finally win that elusive national championship they’ve been seeking for years.
The University of Florida’s latest appearance in the Niche college rankings gives a first-place nod to its athletics. UF sits above SEC powerhouses, No. 2 University of Alabama and No. 3 LSU.
Sophomore guard Scottie Lewis at the Black Lives Matter protest in Gainesville on Aug. 28, which also had members of Florida's football and volleyball teams in attendance.
Sophomore guard Scottie Lewis at the Black Lives Matter protest in Gainesville on Aug. 28, which also had members of Florida's football and volleyball teams in attendance.
When the New Jersey Department of Motor Vehicles gave Florida guard Scottie Lewis his driver’s license in high school, his mother and grandmother gave him a list. On that piece of paper were different places they warned the then-16-year-old not to drive around.
March 12 – NCAA cancels the remaining athletic events due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This includes the men’s and women’s basketball tournaments as well as all other championships. Notable sports cut short included gymnastics, golf, baseball, softball, tennis, and track and field.
Wide shot. Pan left to a young girl in a Gators beanie on the pediatric oncology floor of her local children’s hospital.
It has been 163 days since a Florida Gators sports team has competed.
College football is now the only sport that can crown a champion this fall.
In the Spring, students bumped shoulders. They shared drinks and held hands, and no one wore masks. The reality in Fall will be much different.
Athletic Director Scott Stricklin didn’t mince words when talking about safety.
People think that athletes from every sport have an offseason where they can rest. At a young age, though, athletes quickly learn that isn’t quite true.
UF addressed the media on Tuesday to address how it is safely returning student-athletes and starting voluntary on-campus workouts.
On the same day that the SEC made its decision to allow in-person voluntary athletic activities to resume, Florida has announced its plans to allow student-athletes back on campus.
Growing up in New Jersey, an April afternoon looks quite different than one around Gainesville. The temperature is probably going to peak at 50 degrees, the trees and the flora are bare for the most part, and a trip to watch a Rutgers baseball game leaves you in the company of maybe 100 people.
The Florida-Eastern Washington football game scheduled for Sep. 5 is a testament to how quickly things can change.
On Monday, an email with the subject line “COVID-19 RENT STRIKE NOW” appeared in the inboxes of about 53,000 UF students.
Imagine a sports league where players call the shots. No out-of-touch three- or four-letter organization telling athletes what they can and can’t do, where to go or how to play. No bureaucracy; just sports.
With a big breath, Trinity Thomas stepped onto the floor for her routine against Penn State.
Solutions by The State News
