Florida men’s tennis defeats William & Mary in season opener
By CAYLEE UNDERWOOD | Jan. 10, 2015The Gators men’s tennis team started its dual-meet season on a high note.
The Gators men’s tennis team started its dual-meet season on a high note.
Coming off their first meet of the season, the top-ranked Gators track and field teams have already experienced how events in this sport can come down to mere centimeters.
For the 11th time in school history, and the fifth time in the past 10 years, the Florida Gators have an inductee in the college football hall of fame.
The Gators saw plenty of success on the first day of the UAB Blazer Invitational, showcasing their talents while showing Birmingham, Alabama why they are the top-ranked team in the country.
The slow starts haven’t improved, and Florida is seemingly still figuring out what lineup can keep the team competitive in the opening minutes.
Geoff Collins is a psycho — or at least, that’s the name given to his brand of aggressive defense. "The psycho defense" is ready to be installed as Collins and the rest of the Gators staff officially took over with a team meeting Monday night and the defensive assistant coaches met with the media Thursday.
On a cold Thursday morning in Gainesville, new associate head coach and co-defensive coordinator Randy Shannon met with reporters wearing a windbreaker sporting a Gator head logo on it.
The top-ranked Gators open their 2015 indoor track and field season today at the UAB Blazer Invitational in Birmingham, Alabama.
After a competitive Fall season, the UF men’s tennis team is keeping a positive mindset going into its dual-meet season.
The wait is almost over.
In the minds of coach Amanda Butler and her players, the Southeastern Conference is its own season.
Jim McElwain’s staff is still one short.
While both the Florida men’s and women’s track and field teams begin the season at the top of the collegiate polls, the Gators do not feel that is enough to satisfy their goals.
Gerald Willis is no longer a member of the Florida football team.
Antonio Morrison said on UF’s athletic website Tuesday that he plans to return for his senior season.
Being the two-time defending national champions brings pressure.
It’s a cold world out there, Gator fans.
It isn’t a stretch to say this season hasn’t gone the way the Gators women’s basketball team had hoped.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Antonio Morrison went down hard on Saturday.
D.J. Humphries will not be returning for his senior season.