No Harvin no problem for UF
Dec. 5, 2008ATLANTA - Somehow, UF has discovered even more offensive firepower.
ATLANTA - Somehow, UF has discovered even more offensive firepower.
With the likes of former Gator Ryan Lochte hitting the pool this weekend for the USA Swimming Short Course National Championship, the Gators hoped to make statements themselves as they prepare for the approaching spring season.
It's the summer of '92, and 18-year-old young men stroll into Yon Hall for the first time.
Even Tim Tebow couldn't have imagined this.
Florida A&M came into the O'Connell Center focused on upsetting the No. 15 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament behind senior middle blocker Samara Ferraz.
UF hasn't forgotten the way last season ended.
Brian Steele and Evan Drexler discuss the upcoming SEC championship game
All the hype in the Southeastern Conference Championship Game around quarterbacks may be surrounding Tim Tebow's all-time greatness, but the quarterback from Alabama is no slouch either.
As the women's cross country team exited its plane in Indianapolis two days before the NCAA Championship, Genevieve LaCaze dashed to the front of the crowd.
In a game that didn't look too frightening on the schedule, UF got more than a scare Wednesday night at Alabama-Birmingham and had to survive late.
Though UF was widely considered to be a young team because of the small size of its senior class, the Gators are among the most experienced teams in the nation.
Never has one ligament cost an athlete this much money and fame.
On just about any given night, it seems like anyone on UF is capable of scoring as much as she would like.
Urban Meyer walked up to the media with a pout on his face.
Jeremy Criscione never thought he'd be a distance runner.
Billy Gonzales is having a case of deja vu.
The troubled 8-year-old boy moved from a mother unable to love and care for him to a grandmother who did exactly that.