NBA Draft rule needs changes, not Tourney
Apr. 12, 2010College basketball is in need of a change, and a 96-team tournament isn’t it.
College basketball is in need of a change, and a 96-team tournament isn’t it.
Florida’s defense is starting to find its identity, and a freshman is leading the charge.
Florida didn’t get off to the start it wanted to in the NCAA North Central Regional, much like its rough start at the Southeastern Conference Championships.
Thanks to injuries and absences throughout the spring, we still don’t know what Florida’s offense will look like in the fall.
The Gators’ offense had not looked like it belonged to a top-10 team all weekend.
In softball, a team that averages two home runs per game is considered an elite power team.
Freshman Bob Van Overbeek and senior Antoine Benneteau took the pressure off each other in a tight match against Georgia on Sunday to give their coach Andy Jackson his 100th win at home during his UF tenure.
Florida had its first taste of overtime play Sunday, and it didn’t go well.
The Florida women’s golf team finished the SunTrust Gator Women’s Golf Invitational on Sunday in third place.
Heading into their final event of the NCAA North Central Regional, the Gators needed at least a 48.825 to surpass No. 10 Utah, which went into the rotation as the meet’s leader on the scoreboard.
The Gators lost the game in more ways than one Saturday.
The Gators proved Saturday that how you start is much less important than how you finish.
Alex Panteliodis pitched a career-high 8 innings to lead No. 8 Florida to a series-opening 4-2 win against Tennessee (15-16, 2-8 Southeastern Conference) in Knoxville, Tenn., Friday.
Florida backed up its first conference win with a victory against Le Moyne Friday evening.
The Florida tennis teams split their matches against Tennessee on Friday.
It’s no secret that the Florida football team is facing a major overhaul after losing a host of leaders and starters on both sides of the ball, and as the end of spring practice approaches, the Gators still have a lot of unanswered questions.
Inconsistency has prevented the Gators from putting out a consistent lineup.
If Florida hopes to advance to the NCAA Championships for the 28th time in the event’s 29-year history, the Gators will have to get past a couple of familiar foes Saturday.
Coming into the season the junior battery of Stephanie Brombacher and Tiffany DeFelice was expected to carry the bulk of the load for the Gators.