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By EMILY FUGGETTA | Jan. 4, 2010It’s that time again.
It’s that time again.
There would be no “Hoosiers” reprise, no Miracle on Hardwood.
TAMPA – Different year, another close loss to Syracuse – but this one might be a precursor to something better.
My biggest knock on Pete Carroll over the years has been his inability to get his team mentally prepared for playing lower-quality teams throughout an entire season.
Florida still has a Sugar Bowl to play, but the mood around Gainesville is college football season is pretty much over.
Sunday morning, I woke up and started crying.
The Gators didn’t lose to Alabama on Saturday, they got beaten.
A question for first-years here at UF: How was your semester?
The following is an excerpt from a letter sent to New York State Sen. Tom Libous.
ATLANTA — David Nelson didn’t want to leave the field.
2009 hasn’t left us yet, but it’s not too soon to look back on the last of what Time Magazine recently dubbed “The Decade from Hell.”
Do you want a college football playoff?
There’s a lot at stake this week in the alligatorSports Brand Picks Column this week, as the pickers are doing their final jockeying for the crown and trying to avoid embarrassment. Only two — Bobby Callovi and Kyle Maistri — are still actually picking for glory.
In a recent interview, Dick Cheney attacked the president for “agonizing” over the Afghanistan strategy, saying: “Every time [Obama] delays, defers, debates, changes his position, it begins to raise questions: Is the commander in chief really behind what [the military has] been asked to do?”
The success of the Gators in the SEC Championship Game lies in the hands of Tim Tebow and the offense.
Editor’s Note: Graduate student, Palm Beach Post Gators beat writer and reader Ben Volin earned a guest column for winning our inaugural alligatorSports Fantasy Challenge.
True to his reputation as the hardest-hitting driver on the PGA Tour, Tiger Woods spent the majority of his Thanksgiving holiday entering a world of pain. The grimy details that are now oozing out of the celebrity guerrilla media sleaze machine only amplify the deliciousness of this sordid Tiger tale.
The Gators have gotten used to playing with distractions this season.
Pay attention, public relations majors.