Florida’s offense under Jim McElwain got off to a fast start on Saturday night against New Mexico State.
Since 2011, the Florida cross country team has started the season by sweeping the Western Carolina Invitational. This season, however, the team opted for the Covered Bridge Open hosted by Appalachian State instead.
Rhamat Alhassan can do it all.
It might just be one game, but the Gators’ offense looks to have potential under coach Jim McElwain.
With a match against No. 3 Texas looming the day after playing No. 11 Oregon, Mary Wise didn’t want to look past the Ducks.
The Florida soccer team found a way to get past Oklahoma State, but the Gators needed overtime to seal the victory.
The No. 8 Florida Gators soccer team returns to action tonight against Oklahoma State at 7 at James G. Pressly Stadium.
A new football season, a new Florida head football coach, and most importantly, a new set of the alligatorSports Brand Picks Column.
It’s the calm before the storm for Florida head coach Jim McElwain, and the nerves will surely be kicking in soon.
For the fifth year in a row, the Florida men’s and women’s cross country team will travel to North Carolina to open up the season.
Buckle your seatbelts and hold on tight, because the best ride in sports is finally back.
Aside from the pressure surrounding a presumed revival of the football program, Florida coach Jim McElwain can’t walk around campus without being constantly reminded of enormous expectations and past success.
Though they only lost one set between their first two matches this weekend, the Gators know they’ve been challenged.
For the Florida soccer team, the offense has received the bulk of the attention that has been placed on a squad that conquered previously top-ranked Florida State on Sunday.
Tonight marks the opening of what everybody has been waiting for: the 2015 college football season. While there aren’t a lot of intriguing matchups this week in the Southeastern Conference, here is a list of games that you should be paying attention to.
Treon Harris will take the first snap. What happens from there is still to be determined.
Geoff Collins must’ve thought he walked into one of the best job opportunities in the country when he was hired to be Florida’s defensive coordinator.
With only four days remaining until the start of the season on Saturday against New Mexico State, Florida coach Jim McElwain is preaching to his team to be more consistent this week leading up to their matchup against the Aggies.
For Florida fans sick of watching bubble screens and passes that fail to leave the backfield, take heart. Coach Jim McElwain understands your pain, and he has made it clear that his plan is to take shots down the field.
The Gators kicked off their 2015 campaign on the right foot but will now have their hands full this weekend.
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