In what was tabbed as a marquee pitching duel between two potential first-round talents, the series opener between No. 2 Florida and Georgia turned into an extra-innings affair that ultimately came down to production from the bullpen and a timely hit.
The first two minutes of Wednesday’s game against Cincinnati was one to forget for Florida.
When Amanda Lorenz stepped to the plate in the bottom of the fifth inning, only one thing mattered.
When I walked through the doors of this old building back in January 2014, I was in limbo.
I get overly sentimental about sports.
I can’t believe that I’m writing this.
During Round 2 of the Southeastern Conference Championship, Florida golfer Sam Horsfield hit his second shot into the par-4 fourth at the Sea Island Golf Club.
After a 4-0 road stretch last week, the No. 2 Gators are rolling.
On Monday, Florida women’s tennis coach Roland Thornqvist had a smile on his face.
In the practice gym and on the competition floor, the departing senior class of Bridgette Caquatto, Bianca Dancose-Giambattisto, Morgan Frazier and Bridget Sloan led by example.
Six former Gators were featured on Opening Day rosters with another five on 40-man rosters, giving Florida a conference-best 11 major leaguers.
The No. 2 Florida lacrosse team has been a thorn in the side of most of its opponents this season.
Florida coach Mike Holloway normally approaches each track meet the same way.
Kelly Barnhill stood in the pitcher’s circle, having given up a leadoff hit and a walk in the top of the second inning.
Bridget Sloan dismounted from the higher uneven parallel bar.
With the Southeastern Conference tournament set to begin on Wednesday, the Florida men’s tennis team had one final test to prepare itself for the postseason.
The Southeastern Conference features nine teams in the top-25, including the reigning NCAA champion in Vanderbilt.
Although the Florida women’s golf team finished in second place at the Southeastern Conference Championship on Sunday, coming up five strokes short of first-place Alabama, Maria Torres made history.
The Florida men’s golf team made a valiant effort early during the final round of the Southeastern Conference Championship on Sunday.
Florida began the second round of the Southeastern Conference Championship facing a six-stroke gap between them and first-place Alabama. Through a hard-fought 18-holes, the Gators chipped away at the Crimson Tide’s lead, culminating in a tie for first place at 2-over par.
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