The FIBA World Championships ended in celebration for Gators guard Michael Frazier II and Billy Donovan’s United States U19 team.
Florida quarterback Jeff Driskel signed with the Boston Red Sox on Wednesday night.
When I was accepted to the University of Florida for the Fall 2010 semester, I didn’t know much about college sports. I had always preferred professional sports, and in my mind, college athletics were nothing more than wasted time on SportsCenter.
The Florida football team released its media guide – sans cover – via Gatorzone.com on Monday.
Florida quarterback Jeff Driskel reportedly signed with the Boston Red Sox on Wednesday night.
On Thursday night, Erik Murphy landed with a 2013-14 NBA title contender.
While Billy Donovan’s USA U19 squad cruised to victory on Monday, Gators shooting guard Michael Frazier had a game to forget.
On Thursday, Billy Donovan plucked his first in-state 2014 commitment.
Florida pitcher Johnny Magliozzi became the fourth Gator to sign with a professional team when he signed a contract with the New York Mets on June 25.
Power forward Erik Murphy will get the opportunity to play for an NBA title contender and team up with a Gators great in 2013-14.
The already depleted Gators pitching staff suffered another blow on Monday.
Redshirt freshman outfielder Cory Reid will transfer from Florida, a UF spokesman confirmed Wednesday.
For Erik Murphy, the path to the NBA Draft is a family affair.
Former Gators safety Josh Evans visited an old home with his new team Wednesday.
One step forward, two steps back — that has been the pattern of growth for the Florida women’s basketball program during coach Amanda Butler’s six-year tenure.
Former Florida catcher Mike Zunino played high school baseball at Cape Coral Mariner High. Now he’s making an impression with the Seattle Mariners.
After two days at the Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Pa., former Gators golfer Billy Horschel was tied for the lead in golf’s second major of the year.
With the 2013 track and field season in the books, Florida looks to 2014, trying to sustain the momentum it has been carrying for three years.
The final day of the MLB Draft had a few surprises, and the Boston Red Sox’s selection of Gators starting quarterback Jeff Driskel was one of them.
A day after Tim Tebow’s release from the New York Jets, the Omaha Beef – an indoor football team in Nebraska – offered the former Florida quarterback a roster spot and $75 per game. Forty-one days later, the New England Patriots trumped the Beef’s offer, signing Tebow to a two-year, non-guaranteed contract. ESPN’s Ed Werder broke the story Monday afternoon, and immediately, our Facebook and Twitter feeds exploded. Tebowmania is a big deal – since ESPN tells us it is – so now it’s our turn to take a stab at it. As the hysteria slowly dies down for the time being, alligatorSports assistant editor Landon Watnick and alligatorSports.org editor Chuck Kingsbury will debate if Tebow will succeed in his first season in Foxborough, Mass.
Solutions by The State News
