UF learning from ranked foes
By THOMAS NASSIFF< | Feb. 7, 2011While some teams might be too highly ranked to start the season, the No. 2 Florida women’s tennis team makes sure to earn its ranking.
While some teams might be too highly ranked to start the season, the No. 2 Florida women’s tennis team makes sure to earn its ranking.
After 39 minutes spent mostly as an onlooker, Kenny Boynton decided it was his time to step up and guard Kentucky freshman Brandon Knight.
After Florida wrapped up a big week with a 70-68 win over Kentucky on Saturday, reality set in for Billy Donovan.
The Gators have had a season chock full of heartbreak — and it continued Sunday.
Just seconds before she made her all-around debut for the Gators, confusion rushed over freshman Mackenzie Caquatto.
PALM BEACH GARDENS — Jacoby Brissett stood at midcourt Friday night, hugging his mom, Lisa Brown, as he tried to fight back tears.
With the No. 7 Florida men’s tennis team in danger of losing its first match of the season Sunday at No. 27 FSU, the Gators got a lift from an unsung hero.
The Florida men’s track and field team won the indoor national championship last season, but that doesn’t concern Gators coach Mike Holloway anymore.
After 39 minutes spent mostly as an onlooker, Kenny Boynton decided it was his time to step up and guard Kentucky freshman Brandon Knight.
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Just seconds before she made her all-around debut for the Gators, confusion rushed over freshman Mackenzie Caquatto.
Returning from a foot injury suffered during football season, Jeff Demps proved he still really fast.
When any team is getting ready to play its biggest rival, it can be
Kenny Boynton will once again be face-to-face with an old friend and bitter rival Saturday.
Two old-school franchises promise a captivating clash in Dallas.
Despite losing its star player in the second half, Ole Miss still found a way to beat Florida on Thursday night in the O’Connell Center.
When the No. 7 Florida men’s tennis team takes on two of its in-state rivals this weekend, it will be led by the reigning Southeastern Conference Player of the Week.
Florida became the second school since 2008 to win all four weekly Southeastern Conference awards after a stellar meet against Tennessee on Saturday and a sweep of Indian River State College on Sunday.
The women’s track and field team is not ranked like the No. 1 men, but it is motivated to change that.