Last week, the Florida Gators women’s basketball team trekked to Camp Blanding — an Army base in Starke, Florida.
Nine top-10 individual finishes, four top-five team finishes, two tournament wins and one individual title.
A triumphant yell rang out across Alfred A. Ring Tennis Complex Monday afternoon. But it didn’t come from a Gator.
Last season, redshirt senior Dorian Finney-Smith was the clear-cut leader in Florida’s frontcourt.
1. Gators shunned from award list: Despite boasting one of the nation’s most productive secondaries — the Gators are tied for 14th in the nation with 10 interceptions — no individual Florida player was named a Jim Thorpe Award semifinalist. The award is presented annually to college football’s best defensive back by the Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame, which announced the 16 semifinalists on Monday. Defensive backs Quincy Wilson, Jalen Tabor and Marcus Maye were left off the list. When asked about the snub, Maye seemed surprised and unconcerned. “It’s whatever,” he said. “I’m just going out and making plays for my team and myself.”
Luke Del Rio was 8 years old when the Jacksonville Jaguars’ kicker gave him a black eye.
Eight seniors took the field on Sunday at Dizney Stadium for their final regular-season home game.
When Florida volleyball player Caroline Knop went to serve during the third set of Sunday’s matchup against Georgia, she was trying to put the match away for the Gators.
Jalen Tabor. Alex Anzalone. Marcus Maye. Jordan Scarlett. Halfway through the season, each has proven they can contribute to the No. 14-ranked Florida football team.
The Mississippi State volleyball team entered the Lemerand Athletic Center on Friday night hoping for its first win after three-straight losses.
The Texas Longhorns are the team to beat in college swimming.
This season, Allie Monserez has been dominant.
Melanie Monteagudo raced across Alabama’s penalty box through a sea of bodies as Meggie Dougherty Howard’s pass glided through the air toward her.
Florida goalkeeper Kaylan Marckese refuses to accept the bulk of the credit when it comes to her team’s recent success on defense.
Kasey Hill and John Egbunu represented the Florida basketball team at the Southeastern Conference’s annual Media Day on Wednesday. Here are three takeaways from their appearance:
For about seven minutes, Florida football players listened as Steve Spurrier rehashed stories from his time at UF.
After attempting to flirt with a porn star through Twitter, Ole Miss’ starting quarterback will get the chance to go on a date with a different one.
Boone: Yes, he makes the sport better
Nevermind a season-opening 12-game road trip.
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