After their 22-0 rout of North Florida Wednesday night, it’s hard to believe the Gators offense had any records left to break.
It may have just been a tune-up meet, but the Florida track and field team look to be running smoother than a ’67 Shelby.
For the second season in a row, the Florida women’s golf team won’t be advancing to the NCAA Championships.
Kevin O’Sullivan can’t explain his team’s recent offensive outburst.
Under normal circumstances, it would be difficult to imagine one of the top teams in the nation getting pumped up for a series against an opponent who has just one win in the conference.
The stars may not have been present, but several Florida track and field athletes shined at the first day of competition at the Seminole Twilight Invitational hosted by FSU.
For the first half of the season, Mike Zunino was stellar behind the plate and nearly nonexistent next to it.
They say nobody’s perfect, but the Florida softball team was about as close as it gets Wednesday night.
With just a week remaining in the regular season schedule, the Florida softball team looks to be returning to full strength at the perfect time.
The game between No. 4 Florida and Bethune-Cookman (29-18, 15-0 MEAC) was rained out Tuesday night.
Florida gave LSU pitcher Matty Ott a rude welcome to the starting rotation.
If the inaugural season of UF lacrosse is to end on a positive note, it will have to come in postseason play.
The Gators and the Tigers each scored a combined eight runs in the two games played on Saturday, but only one team ended the day with two victories.
In its first action since losing three of five for the first time since 2007, the Florida softball team played as well as it has all season Saturday.
Friday night’s game between No. 6 Florida (28-11, 12-6 Southeastern Conference) and No. 15 LSU (32-10, 11-7 SEC) was suspended because of thunderstorms.
For a team that lost only five games all season in 2008 and 2009, losing three of its last five could be considered a disappointment.
Three waves from umpire Owen Butts’ arms caused a ruckus in McKethan Stadium.
When Sunday’s championship match in the Southeastern Conference tournament was tied, senior Marrit Boonstra came through with a 6-2, 7-5 win to put No. 1 seed UF up 2-1 over No. 3 seed Tennessee.
Arkansas kept the game close until it was able to blow the game open with seven runs in a span of three innings Friday on its way to a win.
Twenty-four hours after having the worst all-around performance of her career, Florida freshman Marissa King had a historic day for the Gators.
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