Parity on roster helping No. 1 Gators
By JONATHAN CZUPRYN< | Feb. 29, 2012Tim Walton said it’s possible to win without depth. The Gators will just take his word for it.
Tim Walton said it’s possible to win without depth. The Gators will just take his word for it.
Florida fans may be waiting for that “wow” factor from the Gators, but they’re not alone — so is Tim Walton.
The Gators got back on their feet Friday afternoon after suffering their first loss of the season on Thursday.
The Gators proved to be fool’s gold in their annual trip out west.
For several Gators, Thursday will be a homecoming.
In the Gators’ first homestand of the season, Brittany Schutte not only outperformed every player in the Southeastern Conference, but every player in the nation.
Nothing is permanent. Ask Michelle Moultrie.
They were on a softball field, but the Gators were playing Bache-ball.
The Gators’ golden opportunity in the Golden State will have to wait.
Florida may be taking a more small-ball approach this season, but for now, Kelsey Horton is making sure the power of the past remains.
By Sunday night, the Gators’ mental stamina matched the recent Gainesville weather: below average.
In the final day of the USF Softball Tournament, Florida notched its fourth and fifth wins of season against USF and Florida Gulf Coast.
Florida still had plenty of pop left against Illinois
The Gators started the 2012 campaign by mercy ruling
Florida found their rhythm Friday night against Long
Keep up.
Failing to muscle up enough for a championship last season, Florida now looks to finesse its way to the top.
Michelle Moultrie is in a class of her own.
Kelsey Bruder always told freshmen teammates their UF careers only got easier after year one.
Gators trying to make Team USA: Four UF players are spending their week in Chula Vista, Calif., at the U.S. Olympic Training Center.