Gators softball beats Maine, wins second straight to start season
By JONATHAN CZUPRYN< | Feb. 11, 2012The Gators started the 2012 campaign by mercy ruling
The Gators started the 2012 campaign by mercy ruling
As Florida’s T.J. Vogel finished up the front nine of
Florida entered the week ranked in the top 10 and with its sights set on a high seed in the NCAA Tournament. But after a second straight loss Saturday, the Gators and coach Billy Donovan were talking National Invitation Tournament.
The Gators began their 2012 season against the same
Florida found their rhythm Friday night against Long
Two weeks ago, the Gators posted a 197.775, the
The Florida Senate approved a bill today that would allow the governor to appoint the student representative to the Board of Governors.
As Kentucky’s lead swelled in Rupp Arena and Florida’s missed shots mounted, Brad Beal could feel the disunity building on the court.
Ndidi Madu clenched her fists and screamed as she headed to the charity stripe.
Keep up.
Two construction projects replacing pipes buried under UF's campus are almost complete.
ASO held a press conference earlier this week announcing a successful child-sex sting, but that didn't stop Richard D. Jernigan, 30, of Ocala, from pursuing an illegal Craigslist hookup.
Daniel Pigott is looking forward to tracking down line drives to left field this season without the threat of clanking into a chain-link fence.
At least one of two people charged in the January murder of a 78-year-old Gainesville man could face the death penalty.
The Gators’ lineup did not look like it would have room for newcomers.
After spending his first two years of college at Wake Forest, Frank Carleton wanted the opportunity to play for an elite tennis program. One month into his first dual-match season in Gainesville, he has made the most of that opportunity.
Underdog is not often heard when describing Florida, especially with a home-field advantage.
Tonight, Florida and LSU will put school colors aside for a more meaningful one.
Compared to the horrible events of last week, things this week were pretty good.
CNN suspended political analyst Roland Martin on Wednesday after critics called a series of his Superbowl tweets homophobic.