Injured defensive tackle plans to enter 2014 NFL Draft
By PHILLIP HEILMAN< | Sep. 30, 2013Dominique Easley’s career with the Gators is finished.
Dominique Easley’s career with the Gators is finished.
Two days after winning his first start for the Gators, Tyler Murphy was talking about First Take.
Coach Will Muschamp called him first-class.
Rutgers transfer Eli Carter will see the floor for Florida this season.
With Week 4 of the NFL season in the books, here are a few former Gators who made the most tangible impact for their respective teams.
The Gators’ outside backs are fueling their offense in Southeastern Conference play.
Florida used its powerful offense to make it to the Sweet 16 last season.
With the first meet of the season finished, Florida has a grueling schedule ahead.
The picture is starting to come into focus.
Erasing the bad and writing the good is exactly what the Gators men’s golf team did Monday on the first day of the Shoal Creek Intercollegiate in Birmingham, Ala.
For the fourth consecutive year, the Gators were victorious at the All-Florida Invitational and remain the lone team to win the invitational since Florida began hosting it in 2009.
LEXINGTON, Ky. — The kid needs to play.
LEXINGTON, Ky. — With senior defensive tackle Dominique Easley out for the season with a torn ACL and medial meniscus, Florida’s defense needed someone to step up to lead the unit.
Associate coach Dave Boos said Florida’s back-row defense has made up for the front row’s mistakes this season. But on Sunday against Ole Miss, the Gators finally delivered at the net.
Although Pamela Begic tried to spark a rally for UF in the second half, Florida could not come back against Missouri.
For coach Buddy Alexander, the Gators' trip to the Shoal Creek Intercollegiate from Monday to Tuesday in Birmingham, Ala., will be an emotional one.
Coach Will Muschamp called Matt Jones into his office on Monday.
LEXINGTON, Ky. — After a week from hell, No. 20 Florida traveled to the Bluegrass State in need of a boost.
It took only four minutes and 32 seconds for Savannah Jordan to break through Mississippi’s defense.
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