Former Gators ink contracts, hit home runs in professional debuts
By Patrick Pinak | July 1, 2015Two former Gators from this year’s baseball team are already making a splash in the minor leagues, and another is set to join them.
Two former Gators from this year’s baseball team are already making a splash in the minor leagues, and another is set to join them.
UF has released its 2015 soccer schedule.
With the departure of former Florida coach Billy Donovan, who built the Gators into a perennial contender in not just the Southeastern Conference but the entire country, one would think incoming UF coach Mike White would attempt to emulate Donovan’s methods to be successful.
When examining Florida baseball’s 2015 season, the best place to begin is at the end.
Alex Rodriguez’s baseball accomplishments shouldn’t be celebrated.
Florida track and field has made its mark in recent years in the triple jump circuit.
Junior college transfer Justin Leon has committed to play at Florida, UF announced on Tuesday.
The foreclosure trial for former Gainesville High standout running back Clinton Portis has been set.
After Virginia took a one-run lead over Florida in the seventh, Florida had just two more innings to save its season.
Virginia’s Nathan Kirby hadn’t pitched since April 17, and in his first start back on Friday, the junior was faced with the task of limiting one of the nation’s hottest teams at the plate.
For the fifth consecutive year, a former Gator has helped capture an NBA Championship.
Buddy Reed has all the qualities a baseball coach looks for in a center fielder.
Facing a 1-2 count in the first inning, Harrison Bader stepped into the batter’s box, twirled his bat and set his feet.
The Internal Revenue Service says former Washington Redskins star and Gainesville native Clinton Portis failed to pay more than $450,000 in federal income taxes.
With no outs in the eighth inning, Ryan Larson slowly inched off of first base and Dalton Guthrie stood patiently at third.
Last one, best one.
The University of Florida, along with nine other schools, has received criticism for the systems in place that seemingly indicate that athletes receive preferential treatment when accused of criminal activity.
For the third national meet in a row, the Florida men’s track and field team finished runner-up to Oregon.
Editor’s Note: Because the UF-Virginia game was still being played at press time, statistics in this story are accurate through Florida’s 15-3 win against Miami on Saturday.
Through the game’s first three innings, Miami looked to have the upper hand.