TAMPA — The recruiting process came to an end for two of the state’s top recruits Wednesday. But only one of those journeys ended with Gainesville as the final destination.
If the shoulders of Justin Trattou and Duke Lemmens can carry as much weight as their scooter, the Gators’ pass rush should be in good shape.
Despite losing nine players to the 2010 NFL Draft, the Gators are still entering the season with high expectations.
After being kicked off the team because of a DUI arrest in June, Florida wide receiver Frankie Hammond Jr. is back in practice.
TAMPA – The recruiting process came to an end for two of the state’s top recruits Wednesday. But only one of those journeys ended with Gainesville as the final destination.
Florida wide receiver Carl Moore went missing in the spring, but the Gators are going to need him to show up this season.
One more Haden has decided to leave Florida.
Florida 2011 commit Ja’Juan Story, 18, was arrested late Sunday night, according to the Hernando County Sheriff’s Office.
Emmanuel Moody admits he was a selfish running back when he first arrived in Gainesville.
Jeremy Brown is thankful every day he laces up his cleats for football practice.
Wednesday could be a big day for a select few schools and their 2011 recruiting classes.
This season is going to be different for Florida offensive lineman Mike Pouncey.
Before the Gators will know if they can replace Brandon Spikes, they’ll have to decide who will try to fill his shoes.
Andre Debose said he didn’t want the hype, not that fans were going to oblige.
The Miami Heat have a Big Three, and now the Gators have theirs.
It hasn’t been as eventful as June, but since the start of July, the Gators have made strides along the recruiting trail.
Last season Deonte Thompson was the third receiving option on the UF offense. This year, he’s the leader of the group.
Coach Urban Meyer is determined to find a solution to the agent issue.
Everybody knows John Brantley will replace Tim Tebow at the quarterback position, but nobody is sure whom the Gators will turn to in the short-yardage situations that Tebow specialized in.
As the Gators began their first practice in full pads today, all eyes were on one player.
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