COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Although the Gators opened Southeastern Conference play with a win on Saturday, the physical toll it took on the team was immense.
With so many freshmen this year, coach Mary Wise has taken full advantage of trying out multiple lineups before Southeastern Conference play. Tonight was no exception.
Coming off a weekend stained with loss and disappointment, the Gators are looking to one another for motivation.
When the Gators women’s golf team tees off this Sunday in Hanahan, S.C., in the 2012 Cougar Classic, it will be their first tournament under new Emily Bastel.
When UF coach Becky Burleigh first watched Adriana Leon play soccer, she saw a relentless striker with a will to score.
Jeff Driskel needs to be unleashed.
Greg: Florida’s problems with penalties should fall squarely on the shoulders of one man — coach Will Muschamp.
Erika Tymrak entered Florida’s Sunday match against Florida International as the team’s top scorer, but she squandered multiple chances to extend her lead.
Gusts from Hurricane Isaac brought a whirlwind of emotions for Texas A&M.
Excuses will run out for the Gators when they face The 12th Man this weekend.
The Gators are choosing a conservative, run-based attack. They’re also choosing to finish 6-6.
During Florida’s game against Bowling Green on Saturday, television cameras caught offensive coordinator Brent Pease yelling profanities after an unsuccessful play.
For McKenzie Barney, one of the Gators’ most experienced players, it’s all about being in the right place at the right time.
After a pair of losses, the Gators found their silver lining.
For last year’s Gators, the final 20 yards proved the toughest.
Mary Wise has no doubt that her team can attack the ball. But the Gators’ defense is full of question marks.
After facing two in-state rivals early in the season and scoring only one goal, Florida’s offense came alive on Sunday against Florida International, scoring three goals on 24 shots.
Florida coach Will Muschamp named Jeff Driskel the starting quarterback on Monday, but that doesn’t mean much.
Mike Gillislee showed he has what it takes to be a workhorse in Saturday’s season opener. Now he has to prove he can hold up through a 12-game season.
As thousands of fans battled the heat to catch the first game of the 2012 Florida Gators football season, University Police and Gainesville Police officers had their share of stadium ejections and arrests.
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