UF looks to snap losing skid
By ERICA A. HERNANDEZ | Apr. 3, 2014Florida is arguably more eager for a win now than it has been all season.
Florida is arguably more eager for a win now than it has been all season.
From 2010 until 2013, No. 4 Florida faced the challenge of defending against midfielder Erin Fitzgerald when it played Northwestern.
Coming off of a win against LSU, Florida is looking to continue its Southeastern Conference success when it travels to Starkville, Miss., today to take on Mississippi State.
Shabazz Napier has more All-Conference First-Team selections than Scottie Wilbekin. He has more career points than Patric Young and Will Yeguete combined. He had more minutes on the court in just his freshman year than Casey Prather had in nearly three years of action.
When people talk about Connecticut, the attention generally focuses on Shabazz Napier — the Huskies’ leading scorer and one of the most dynamic talents in the nation. But another player on UConn coach Kevin Ollie’s roster has stepped up in a big way for his team in the postseason.
After winning 22 straight games to start the season and outscoring opponents 181-29 in those matchups, Florida has hit a slump.
For Bridget Sloan and the rest of the Florida gymnasts, the time for individual goals is over.
This season, a small, quick, offensive-minded Florida team made its way to the second round of the NCAA Tournament despite having only eight players for much of the way.
Marquis Dendy is on his way to recovering from the NCAA Indoor Championships.
Billy Donovan has seen his team accomplish a lot this season.
March didn’t treat only the Florida men’s basketball program well.
A week off gave Florida gymnasts exactly what they need to regroup after an unexpected second-place finish at the 2014 Southeastern Conference Championship.
Florida has shown how difficult being undefeated truly is. The Gators have finished undefeated in American Lacrosse Conference play only once — in 2012.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — All eyes were on Scottie Wilbekin as the clock ticked.
When Florida visited LSU in May 2013, the Tigers greeted the Gators with a dominating three-game sweep.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — No. 1 seed Florida’s defense looked as stout as ever heading into halftime against No. 11 seed Dayton on Saturday.
For three years, Nora Barry has played the supporting role of the unsung hero.
Junior Camilla Hedberg’s second consecutive top-five placing while braving both sleet and wind led the Gators to a ninth-place finish Sunday.
With four matches left in the season and the Southeastern Conference Tournament drawing closer, the Gators will soon try to capture their third national title in four years.
There just wasn’t enough left in the tank for the Gators to make a push down the stretch at the NCAA Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships, which ended Saturday.