Tomlinson's season, Alexander's coaching career end at 2014 NCAA Regionals
By LAYNE WEITZEL< | May 18, 2014J.D. Tomlinson’s third season of collegiate golf and coach Buddy Alexander’s 27-year period leading Florida are both over.
J.D. Tomlinson’s third season of collegiate golf and coach Buddy Alexander’s 27-year period leading Florida are both over.
Two months ago, a younger and much more inexperienced Florida team rolled into Athens, Ga., looking for a win against then No. 11 Georgia.
Throwing to a personal-record and eclipsing the second-best performance in school history, Fawn Miller exceeded the field of javelin throwers.
The Gators emptied the dugout in its second NCAA Regional matchup on Saturday.
It was a bitter end to an incredible season.
With the 13th Southeastern Conference championship clinched the day before, Florida (37-19, 21-9 SEC) failed to sweep eastern division foe Tennessee (31-22, 12-18 SEC) losing 7-5 to close out the 2014 regular season.
Friday held more of the same for J.D. Tomlinson in postseason play.
For the second time in three years, Florida faced Ohio State in the NCAA Round of 16.
Following a solid start at the Southeastern Conference Outdoor Championships, the top-ranked Gators failed to show their potential.
Delanie Gourley was calm on the mound in her first career NCAA Tournament start on Friday.
Although Florida did not qualify as a team for the NCAA Men’s Golf Championship for the first time in 13 years, J.D. Tomlinson has continued on in the postseason as an individual.
Florida decided it was as good of a time for a dog pile as any after a 6-5 victory over Tennessee in the 11th inning to open the season’s last weekend series with a win on Thursday.
Commencing with a constructive performance at the Southeastern Conference Outdoor Championships at Lexington, Ky., Jayla Bostic threw her way to a top-five mark on Thursday.
For the fifth consecutive year, the Gators will be heading to the NCAA tournament quarterfinals.
It’s been a common motif all season: Florida goes where Kelsey Stewart goes.
Florida may have found their replacement for graduating senior Patric Young.
Former Florida wide receiver Reche Caldwell is in trouble with the law again. This time Caldwell was arrested for possession of the drug ecstasy with the intent to sell.
ORLANDO — It’s not easy to stand in front of a fanbase that just witnessed a 4-8 season and tell them everything is going to get better.
The last time Florida faced Vanderbilt, the Commodores had won 14 of its previous 15 matches and had a comfortable lead atop the Southeastern Conference standings.
The Gators enter the Southeastern Conference Outdoor Championships in Lexington, Ky., today with the men’s and women’s teams both ranked No. 1 in the nation and each with a chance to become outdoor champions for the first time since 2010 and 2009, respectively.