Any successful team is made up of more than just a talented starting lineup and a well-respected head coach.
Luck is seen by some as a cop-out.
Coaching a team with too much depth cam be a good problem to have, but it still creates a dilemma.
Florida baseball simply dominated last weekend.
The Gators women’s basketball team couldn’t defeat its second-straight ranked opponent, falling 75-62 to No. 13 Mississippi State in Starkville, Mississippi on Sunday afternoon.
A sense of disappointment struck the Florida men’s golf team after finishing fourth in the SunTrust Gator Invitational this weekend.
On a bright, sunny day, it’s difficult to see a single star in the sky.
Dalton Guthrie didn’t have butterflies when he stepped up to the plate on Sunday.
Lauren Haeger would probably want to follow the advice of the late Ernie Banks.
Bridgette Owens, Marquis Dendy and Kyra Jefferson highlighted the indoor regular season finale at the Tyson Invitational and the Iowa State Classic for the No. 2 Florida men’s and women’s track and field teams with NCAA-leading performances for each in their respective events.
Florida’s opening day loss is a thing of the past for the Gators, even if it was just a week ago.
The Florida baseball team did not want the ball to stay in the park on Saturday.
Eli Carter had a season-high 22 points, Kasey Hill dished out a career-high-tying 10 assists and the Florida men’s basketball team still couldn’t pull out a win.
In his 10th season as the Florida softball head coach, Tim Walton etched numbers 500 and 501 in the win column Saturday.
After two rounds of the SunTrust Gator Invitational, the Florida Gators men’s golf team is sitting in fourth place behind the play of their top competitor.
Jumper Marquis Dendy and sprinter Kyra Jefferson were the stars of the Tyson Invitational for Florida’s men’s and women’s track and field teams on Saturday, as they set NCAA and world bests in the men’s triple jump and the women’s 200-meter sprint.
Florida lacrosse showed no love to Michigan on their Valentine’s Day matchup.
If Florida was looking for some positives to build off of heading into its opening weekend, there were plenty on Friday night.
The two-time defending champions put the rest of the country on notice Friday night.
With the game on the line, Kirsti Merritt ran back toward the warning track.
Solutions by The State News
