With Week 3 of the NFL season in the books, here are a few former Gators who made the most tangible impact for their respective teams.
During the past 13 years, the Gators have gone to the NCAA tournament every season and have won the Southeastern Conference 11 times.
Alumni weekend provided something greater than just the bond of being a Gator.
Everyone is making a big deal about Florida’s quarterback situation and deservedly so.
The Gators saw firsthand the consequences of the NCAA’s new targeting rule on Saturday.
The UF’s men’s tennis team did not finish its play at the Southeastern Conference Fall Classic in Nashville, Tenn.
Liz Slattery is the latest freshman to make an impact for the Gators.
The stat line reads the same for almost every game — Taylor Brauneis leads Florida in assists while Chloe Mann and Ziva Recek take turns leading in kills.
Dear select horrible customers at Rockeys Dueling Piano Bar,
Volunteers coach Butch Jones put it lightly when he said after the game that his team played the worst half of football it could play offensively.
The Gators won their game on Saturday but lost their quarterback.
Saturday was not a particularly good day at the office for Tennessee’s redshirt freshman quarterback Nathan Peterman.
Jeff Driskel’s disappointing September became a worst-case scenario for the No. 19 Gators on Saturday.
How impressive has senior receiver Solomon Patton been for the No. 19 Gators in 2013?
For the second straight weekend, coach Mary Wise found an opportunity to get Noami Santos-Lamb back on the court as she continues to rehab from a torn ACL in her left knee that she suffered Aug. 18, 2012.
Jeff Driskel’s disappointing September became a worst-case scenario for the No. 19 Gators on Saturday in Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
Savannah Jordan just needed one touch.
After sweeping rival Florida State on Tuesday, it took the No. 4 Gators (10-1) volleyball team all it had to overcome Marquette (5-4) in three sets 25-21, 25-21, 25-13.
Tennessee cannot break the “Dallas Baker Curse.” That’s how Baker’s family and friends see it, anyway.
Dominique Easley is his own harshest critic.
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