The Gators men’s basketball team already had a top-10 class to look forward to this fall. On Friday, it made yet another huge addition.
The Florida men’s basketball team’s final scholarship spot has now been filled.
Florida is known as “DBU” for a reason.
Let’s talk about Feleipe Franks.
The New Orleans Pelicans just pulled off a robbery.
Recruiting is important, don’t get me wrong.
It’s that time of the year again.
If you’ve paid any attention to Major League Baseball this season, you probably know what I’m talking about.
The 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup is underway, and UF is represented by a current player and three former Gators. Forward and rising junior Deanne Rose, along with UF alum Adriana Leon, are representing the Canadian national team in Group E. Meanwhile in Group C, former Gators Lauren Silver and Havana Solaun are representing Jamaica.
Every Thursday until the end of the summer, alligatorSports will analyze a position on Florida’s football roster and identify strengths and weaknesses. We’ll start the series by taking a look at quarterbacks.
There are 146 days until UF men's basketball takes the court against North Florida to open the 2019 season. When it does, it’ll have six new faces.
Kevin Durant made the right decision to play in Game 5
Florida’s baseball roster has lost three players to the NCAA transfer portal over the past few weeks.
On May 28, the Tampa Bay Rays hosted the division-rival Toronto Blue Jays at Tropicana Field.
I flew into Los Angeles on Wednesday and I’ve been here for around six days now. It’s my first time here and I’ve hit all the typical tourist stops, but one of the coolest things I’ve seen on my trip came when I hadn’t even stepped off the plane: While descending to land at LAX, I got a perfect overhead view of the currently-under-construction Los Angeles Stadium at Hollywood Park, the future home of the Los Angeles Rams and the Los Angeles Chargers.
With 24 teams representing six continents, women’s soccer’s premier tournament returns this week in France with the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
Grant Holloway raised his arms in celebration as he crossed the line to win his sixth high-hurdle championship. The junior from Chesapeake, Virginia, never left a national championship hurdle race without a gold medal. Now he will turn professional, according to coach Mike Holloway, leaving UF as one of the most decorated track athletes in the history of the NCAA and one of the best athletes to ever come through Gainesville.
Grant Holloway usually has a good start. Friday in Austin, Texas, was no different.
Two events, three years, six championships.
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