The Florida men’s tennis team entered this weekend 0-3 in dual matches that came down to a decisive singles point, losing close battles to Texas Tech, Southern California and Ohio State earlier this spring.
With JJ Schwarz up to bat in the bottom of the fifth on Sunday, Dartmouth drew its infield in with Buddy Reed at third base and the game tied at three.
Florida’s chances at winning a Southeastern Conference matchup this season have been about as good as that of a coin flip — 50-50.
The Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art will celebrate the return of its Claude Monet painting Thursday night.
You could be able to drink beer at UF men’s basketball and football if you’re willing to spend more than $1,500.
Albert L. Rhoton Jr. was a man of God.
UF students and faculty may have a new parking garage in two years.
UF will hold its bi-annual sexuality seminar at an earlier time this year.
UF’s Career Resource Center will begin its expansion this year.
Saturday’s game was a must-win — one last chance in the regular season for Florida to prove its postseason worth.
Buddy Reed stepped up to the plate in the bottom of the 12th inning looking to get something going for Florida.
You would normally see Spencer Liang and Peggy Porter on the sideline cheering on their teammates and anxiously waiting for their opportunity for Florida’s women’s tennis team.
Logan Shore was dialed in on Friday night.
JACKSONVILLE — Heading into Friday’s Southeastern Conference Tournament matchup, UF was poised to avenge its first-round, 22-point loss in last year’s conference tournament.
Last season, Florida’s women’s basketball team went out in much the same way it played all season: with a whimper.
A home run, a two-run single, a passed ball and an infield hit.
In his first career start, Jackson Kowar didn’t disappoint.
Mollie Stevens entered the final five regulation minutes of Florida’s match at Syracuse Tuesday with her 29-game program-record scoring streak in jeopardy.
Sunday’s Senior Day surely wasn’t how senior guard Carlie Needles imagined.
With three outs remaining, Miami’s Christopher Barr stepped up to the plate looking to spoil the Gators’ chance at a no-hitter.
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