Tradition. History. Coaching. Three things senior safety DJ Coleman harped on in explaining why he transferred to Florida. Following UF’s 13th practice of the spring, the former Baylor standout noted what drove him to play in Gainesville and what he hopes to prove in 2026.
Standout sophomore guard Liv McGill announced she will enter the transfer portal in an Instagram post today, dealing an early blow to the Gators’ lineup.
To know your role on a 16-person roster is a must, and no one has found theirs this softball season quite like Gabi Comia.
Tanapatt Nirundorn and Pablo Perez Ramos have had two very different college careers. But both seniors are leading the Florida men’s tennis team in their final seasons as brothers, mentors and highly ranked tennis players.
The Gators were given a total of 11 days to revel in their SEC Championship title before competition called yet again.
On a beautiful Easter Sunday, Florida entered its third SEC rubber match of the season, and it was only fitting that it came down to the last pitch.
Peterson and King are now in the midst of their second season as the weekend starters, with Peterson starting Fridays and King taking the hill to begin Saturday’s outings. However, now about halfway through the regular season, King has been trending up, possibly forcing the staff to consider a swap between the two arms.
A keystone piece to Florida’s frontcourt, Rueben Chinyelu was named the 2026 Naismith Defensive Player of the Year Sunday.
The No. 16 Florida Gators (13-5, 8-4 SEC) dropped 4-0 to the No. 2 Texas A&M Aggies (19-3, 10-1 SEC) on Saturday night in College Station, Texas.
Ultimately, Florida (24-9, 7-5 SEC) fell to Ole Miss (22-11, 5-7 SEC) 3-2 Saturday night at Condron Family Ballpark to lose the series.
No. 3 Florida gymnastics punched its ticket to the 2026 NCAA Championships with one goal in mind: to bring a national title back to Gainesville.
No. 21 Florida (14-11, 5-7 SEC) left fans with one last home victory as it cruised to a 7-0 win at the Alfred A. Ring Tennis Complex. The victory marked the third time this season that Florida closed out a doubleheader with a second-half win after losing the first matchup and its fourth shutout victory of the season.
On a weekend that featured senior spotlights, weather delays and outdoor debuts, several Gators found ways to shine at the UF’s Pepsi Relays.
Following a Friday night pitcher’s duel where both teams combined for five hits overall, many thought the same would ensue Saturday.
Coming into Saturday’s matchup, it was strength versus strength. No. 7 Florida entered with the nation’s No. 2 scoring offense, averaging 16.6 goals per game. No. 16 Colorado countered with the No. 1 scoring defense, allowing just over six goals per contest.
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