Former Kentucky coach hired to lead Florida receivers
By GREG LUCA | Dec. 3, 2012Joker Phillips has been hired as Florida’s wide receivers coach and recruiting coordinator, the school announced on Monday. Phillips will begin recruiting on Friday.
Joker Phillips has been hired as Florida’s wide receivers coach and recruiting coordinator, the school announced on Monday. Phillips will begin recruiting on Friday.
Before the Gators begin winning games consistently, they must learn to finish.
When Florida lined up against Marquette on Thursday night, the Gators needed someone to step up and provide a quick boost.
Florida’s berth in the Sugar Bowl was a foregone conclusion, but its opponent was a mystery.
On Sunday, the Florida men’s swimming and diving team finished without a victory for the first time this season.
For the eighth year in a row, the Gators are among the final 16 teams alive in the NCAA Tournament.
Despite 15 points and nine rebounds from senior Jennifer George — a redemption game for her after struggling in a loss to Michigan last season — woeful shooting cost the Gators their second consecutive game.
When it comes to defense, Madison Monserez keeps digging and digging.
For the second time in school history, the Gators enter the NCAA Tournament with the Southeastern Conference Player of the Year, Freshman of the Year and Coach of the Year.
Billy Donovan wanted to send Patric Young a message. Young heard him loud and clear.
Although Jennifer George was a first-team All-Southeastern Conference selection in 2012, Big Blue still makes her see red.
The Gators have struggled from three-point range this season. But, much to the chagrin of coach Amanda Butler, that hasn’t stopped them from trying.
Come December, Florida will be able to practice year-round.
For the Gators, this season’s first five games have been a cakewalk.
Sugar never tasted so bittersweet.
I was wrong.
As a freshman, Loucheiz Purifoy struggled to get on the field. One year later, Florida can’t take him off it.
Coach Amanda Butler thinks freshman Chandler Cooper can be an effective player, but an injured left arch has thrown a wrench into the plan.
During Florida’s 79-66 win against UCF on Friday, junior Scottie Wilbekin set new career highs in four categories. He finished with 17 points, eight assists and five rebounds in 32 minutes.
When he arrived at UF, Matt Jones tried to bounce runs outside too often. Now, his teammates call him “The Bruiser.”