Florida played 16 innings on Friday night. Its offense played four innings on Saturday.
Four college athletes completed the men’s 110 meter hurdle on Saturday at the Tom Jones Memorial Classic, including sophomore Eddie Lovett. The rest were professionals.
Soon after 10 p.m. Saturday, about five minutes after the crash, officers and paramedics responded to the scene at the entrance of Fairmont Oaks apartments, 316 SW 62nd Blvd.
With two big wins in the books already, the No. 3 Gators are one match away from a Southeastern Conference trifecta.
The Gators entered Saturday leading the country in goals.
Once the Gators completed floor exercise, all they could do was sit and wait after their final event.
It wasn’t the big bats of Lauren Haeger, Bailey Castro or Kelsey Horton that powered the Gators to a win. Instead, it was a surprise blast from the bat of Ensley Gammel that sparked a six-run surge in the sixth.
Nolan Fontana stepped into the batter’s box with Vickash Ramjit on third and two outs in the 16th inning.
The circumstances weren’t ideal and the conditions weren’t favorable, but the No. 2 Gators still got the job done.
While the Gators fell short of first place at the evening session of NCAA Semifinals on Friday night, they still took care of business — and set a milestone.
Like a pesky mosquito that won’t go away, Florida International bugged Florida all day.
It’s not any easy task to defend a Southeastern Conference title, and that’s what the men’s golf team found out Friday.
In a statement, Alfonso said he has withdrawn his application for reappointment, which would have needed approval from Gov. Rick Scott.
The State Attorney’s Office announced Friday that it is filing hazing charges against 13 members of the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity.
Come summer time, it’s hard to find an excuse to not crack open a beer.
The UF Supreme Court ruled Thursday night that campaign-like activity is allowed throughout the year.
About 200 tires will roll down Stadium Road on Monday in honor of Michael R. Edmonds Jr.
At the beginning of one of the Gators’ recent practices before NCAA Regionals, Alaina Johnson read a quote that resonated deeply with her teammates.
The Gainesville City Commission approved a possible new design for the Gainesville Police Department Headquarters and Physical Training Facility during a meeting Thursday.
Amanda O’Leary was simply driving home from work in the summer of 2008 when she saw something she had never seen before: girls playing lacrosse in Gainesville.
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