Gators compete in professional tournament
By Mark Stine | Jan. 9, 2017Some of the world’s top young tennis talent assembled in Plantation, Florida, over the weekend.
Some of the world’s top young tennis talent assembled in Plantation, Florida, over the weekend.
It’s hard to pinpoint exactly when Dolphins fans gave up hope on Sunday.
Eighteen Florida volleyball players filled the residence with friendly chatter, excited laughter and new faces.
With two minutes left in the second quarter, A’ja Wilson and Alaina Coates smacked Dyandria Anderson’s layup attempt out of bounds like they were spiking a volleyball.
Jenny Rowland wasn’t looking for perfection from her team in its first meet of the season on the road at N.C. State.
The UF men’s tennis team finished up Fall competition strong on Nov. 6.
After two previous seasons that saw the Florida Gators softball team take home national championships, calling the end of the 2016 season a disappointment is an understatement.
2016 was the beginning and the end of an era for gymnastics in Gainesville.
Florida’s team theme in 2016 was, “You are destined to go far.”
With football season having ended, several Florida juniors have announced their intentions to leave school early for the NFL Draft. Other underclassmen have yet to announce but are expected to leave, while some seniors are expected to be high picks as well. Here, we take a look at all of Florida’s potential draft picks.
Florida women’s basketball coach Amanda Butler has been instructing her players to “love the ball.”
As Jim McElwain made his way off the field following Monday’s Outback Bowl victory, players snuck up behind the second-year head coach and bathed him in blue Gatorade.
Austin Appleby was asked a simple question after his final game as a Florida Gator: Where do you see Jim McElwain taking this program?
Defensive back Quincy Wilson said he will declare for the NFL Draft.
It didn’t take long for Chauncey Gardner’s teammates to reach him.
Mark Thompson juked, sidestepped and stiff-armed Iowa defenders before sprinting into the end zone like something out of former NFL running back Marshawn Lynch’s book with under two minutes left in the first half.
Standing beside the Outback Bowl trophy waiting to get on stage, Jim McElwain put his arm around Chauncey Gardner and smiled.
Standing at center court in front of a crowd of 1,619 at the newly renovated Exactech Arena, Ronni Williams smiled.
The charity stripe wasn’t kind to the Florida women’s basketball team on either side of the court Tuesday night, ultimately costing the Gators a much-needed victory.
Florida’s defensive coordinator is on the move.