Hordes of people took over Southwest Recreation Center courts 2, 3 and 4 friday for 5 hours of dodging, ducking, dipping, diving and more dodging.
The UF women's tennis team clinched the regular-season Southeastern Conference title outright Saturday with a 7-0 drubbing of South Carolina at Linder Stadium.
When UF coach Tim Walton dubbed Cheyenne Coyle as Florida’s most
Behind even par rounds by senior leaders Bank Vongvanij and Andres
Bryson Smith made his return to Florida's lineup Saturday, but
For
Florida’s two home dates this outdoor season could not have been
After a 35th place finish at the JU Invitational in February,
Florida wide receivers Chris Dunkley and Javares McRoy are planning
Friday’s showdown between No. 10 Florida (34-7, 10-6 Southeastern
Sometimes when reading Fox News, one has to check and make sure one didn't stumble onto The Onion website accidentally.
There’s a reason why Kitty Cullen didn’t care about the last 15 seconds.
On the heels of its worst result of the season in the Hootie at Bulls Bay Invitational, one would expect the Florida men’s golf team to be concerned about its play this weekend.
The Gators have wasted no time flexing their imaginations in the days leading up to this weekend’s NCAA Championships.
Prior to the start of the 2011 season, senior Josh Adams expressed relief and optimism about the opportunity for a fresh start.
While Aja Paculba, Kelsey Bruder and Megan Bush often receive national attention for their gaudy numbers, the group has one person to credit for its success: leadoff hitter Michelle Moultrie.
Pressly Stadium will be full of national champions this weekend.
There was an air of excitement and celebration at Linder Stadium last weekend when Florida beat Georgia and Tennessee to claim at least a share of the Southeastern Conference regular-season title, but the Gators still have a lot to play for heading into their last regular-season match.
To simply take a walk with Sean Rozycki is impossible. Instead of going for a casual stroll, you’re more likely to take a series of disjointed strides punctured with many starts and stops.
Relegated primarily to elementary school playgrounds, taunting, name-calling, and insult-lobbing have made their way into the houses of Congress, according to a study released by Stanford and Harvard professors.
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