The Gators took off for Nashville, Tenn., on Thursday morning for their first Southeastern Conference road matchup this season.
No. 1 Florida was nearly flawless on the uneven bars in a high-scoring 198.125-197.875 loss to No. 7 Utah on Saturday, a trend that has been consistent this season.
After falling behind Florida International 11-1 to open its first-round WNIT matchup, Florida needed someone to kindle the offense.
Lauren Embree proves to be a vital player for Florida time and time again.
Billy Federhofer knocked on wood when asked about his current winning streak.
Katie Medina needed to make a tough play.
Florida's lacrosse team has an offensive motto – achieve a 50 percent shooting mark.
The Favorite: Kansas
In its 66-63 loss to Ole Miss in the Southeastern Conference Tournament final on Sunday in Nashville, Tenn., Florida bucked a trend.
As people across the nation fill out their brackets, no team is causing more crossouts, rewrites and do-overs than Florida.
Florida will not be facing Meighan Simmons tonight in the first round of the WNIT, but the Gators are preparing as if they are.
Lauren Haeger and Bailey Castro did what they do best at Kate Seashole Pressly Stadium on Wednesday evening.
Brian Poole seems to be the only guy who can slow down Loucheiz Purifoy.
Davidson, Belmont, Minnesota and St. Mary’s will be the teams that defy their seeding and open the Big Dance with upsets.
Taylor Gushue got the cold shoulder from his teammates after one of his best moments this season.
Although the Gators will not be dancing this postseason, they still have the opportunity to continue playing.
Twenty-two goals and a diamond ring capped a flawless night for Emily Dohony and UF at Dizney Stadium.
In high-pressure scenarios, coach Tim Walton turns to Lauren Haeger.
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