Junior Beisel threatens school record as UF beats FAU
By ROBERT JUDIN< | Jan. 21, 2013Elizabeth Beisel tried to swim her way into history against FAU.
Elizabeth Beisel tried to swim her way into history against FAU.
Gordon Watson graduated early from Naples First Baptist Academy in December 2011 and was promptly redshirted. After watching Florida compete during his first dual-meet season in 2012, Watson got his chance.
Without senior Jennifer George (shoulder), coach Amanda Butler was forced to juggle her starting lineup on Sunday.
After winning the doubles match 8-2 four minutes after Billy Federhofer and Gordon Watson, Mike Alford carried that momentum over to singles.
January Miller emerged as a legitimate scoring option for the Gators two weeks ago.
UF pressured Texas A&M defensively on Thursday night, and the Aggies folded.
Former Florida defensive coordinator Dan Quinn accepted the same position with the Seattle Seahawks on Thursday afternoon. Gators special teams coordinator and linebackers coach D.J. Durkin was promoted to replace Quinn.
Junior Eddie Lovett was focusing on three things while setting up in the blocks for the finals of the men’s 55-meter hurdles.
Junior Ebony Eutsey wasn’t happy when coach Mike Holloway suggested she add short sprints to her training routine during the fall semester.
When discussing Kenny Boynton, fans and onlookers only seem to care about one thing: Is he hot, or is he cold?
The lasting image from Florida’s near upset of No. 9 Tennessee was the anguished look on the face of freshman Christin Mercer.
Two Gators did not wait long to have career-best performances in the weight throw.
Coach Amanda Butler left her team with more questions than answers after squandering a victory against the team from Rocky Top.
Kenny Boynton continues to shatter UF scoring records.
The Gators were already playing a man down in Baton Rouge, La.
Coach Amanda Butler had her team on the brink of upsetting No. 9 Tennessee on Sunday afternoon, a victory that would have represented arguably Florida’s biggest win during her tenure.
Florida’s 78-75 overtime loss to No. 9 Tennessee was a wasted opportunity.
Florida’s gymnastics team waited patiently for the final team scores Friday evening in Baton Rouge, La.
On Saturday at the Crimson Tide Indoor Opener in Birmingham, Ala., freshmen Najee Glass and Arman Hall had to replace two members of the 2012 NCAA Championship 4x400-meter relay team who clinched Florida’s first outdoor national title.
Ashanee Dickerson took to the corner of the mat at the start of her floor exercise. “Hottest in the Hood” by Red Cafe was blaring through the speakers. But more than the music accompanied her.