Florida’s soccer team sported one of the nation’s top offensive attacks in 2015, averaging 2.54 goals per game to rank seventh best in the nation.
After two weeks of preseason camp, Florida has named its starting quarterback.
As time expired at Dizney Stadium, UF coach Becky Burleigh watched her team, the 2015 Southeastern Conference Tournament champs, fall to Duke University in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament Championship.
It’s 3 a.m. and your phone rings. Struggling to shake the crust from your eyes, you wonder who it could be. And then it smacks you like cold water to the face.
Florida cornerback Jalen Tabor and tight end C’yontai Lewis have been suspended from the team and will miss UF's season opener on Sept. 3, Florida announced on Wednesday.
The biggest difference was the weather.
In the last nine months, Antonio Callaway has been suspended from his university, isolated from his teammates and accused of sexual assault.
As far as consistency was concerned for the Florida Gators last season, UF coach Jim McElwain needed to look no further than Johnny Townsend.
Two weeks into preseason camp, alligatorSports Editors Ian Cohen and Ethan Bauer take a look at Florida football’s four offensive position groups — quarterbacks, running backs, receivers/tight ends and the offensive line — and provide analysis from the first two weeks of practice. Let’s start with the one you want to hear about the most:
Florida receiver Antonio Callaway was cleared in a Title IX sexual assault investigation, his lawyer confirmed Friday.
On Friday, Florida receiver Antonio Callaway will face a Title IX hearing over a sexual assault accusation, but the woman filing the complaint will boycott the hearing, according to a report by ESPN.
Governance can be difficult. There are many different competing interests to bear in mind. So, what’s the best way to maintain all of this? Transparency.
Thanks to defensive backs like Joe Haden, Vernon Hargreaves and Keanu Neal, Florida has forged a reputation as “DBU”, or Defensive Backs University.
Jim McElwain began his second year as coach of the Florida Gators by talking about laundry.
Antonio Callaway will participate in the start of Fall practice on Thursday, but the status of his suspension is still unclear.
The corridor of University Avenue between 13th Street and Main Street will undergo major reconstruction.
An incoming Gator has turned her high school project into a corporation for hospital patients.
Mel Plunkett spends at least three hours a night braiding old T-shirts together to make eco-friendly dog toys.
This UF graduate is one of 13 students to be accepted into a Master of Art in Teaching (MAT) program at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City.
Depot Park, located at 201 SE Depot Ave., opened Monday and is already drawing in more visitors than expected.
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