On Friday, former Gator Ben Shelton delivered in arguably the biggest match of his career, taking down fellow American Francis Tiafoe in a four-set thriller to advance to his first-ever Grand Slam final.
With less than two months before Florida’s season opener against Miami in Tampa, UF students can feel the excitement building for the men’s basketball team.
With nonconference play concluded, the road back to Florida’s first NCAA Tournament since 2019 continues Thursday with yet another ranked foe: No. 19 South Carolina (6-1).
The No. 10 Gators (5-1) clinched a clean 3-0 victory against the Miami Hurricanes (0-5) on Wednesday night’s ACC/SEC Showdown at the Net.
The Hurricanes (0-4) will take a swing at the No. 10 Gators (4-1) in Wednesday night’s ACC/SEC Showdown at the Net at 8 p.m.
No. 8 Shelton upset one of the most decorated tennis players of the decade, No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz, in a five-set thriller at the Arthur Ashe Stadium in Queens, New York.
The NCAA is like an 8-year-old crowned king; technically the sovereign, but with no actionable authority. Players and schools have been able to sue their way around NCAA rulings. Despite this, they are still the governing body of college athletics, and should therefore receive the majority of the blame for the eligibility crisis afflicting collegiate sports.
After a Week 1 filled with blowouts and star-making performances, The Alligator’s Florida football beat reporters, Ava DiCecca, Max Bernstein, Curan Ahern and Riley Orovitz, are back to make picks for this week’s 15-game slate.
The Yeamans Hall Club in Charleston, North Carolina, crowned a new champion Tuesday as No. 7 Florida women’s golf amassed a 10-stroke lead to conquer the 18-team field in the annual Cougar Classic.
Florida volleyball, now ranked No. 10 in the nation, faced the most grueling stretch of its schedule this past week, tallying only one loss against No. 6 Wisconsin across three ranked matchups. With three sweeps already under its belt, Florida has asserted itself not only as a competitive threat, but as a dominant force capable of shutting out teams.
Dance is an artistic expression of an emotion or idea through movement. It gives shape to feelings that can’t be conveyed verbally. But while dance is incredibly artistic, it also has an athletic side that would be naive to discredit.
In his second appearance at Gator Talk, head coach Jon Sumrall dove into the Gators’ mindset and offensive bright spots following a 66-21 win over Florida Atlantic in Week 1.
Following Florida’s victory over Florida Atlantic, head coach Jon Sumrall broke down where his defense both shined and lacked in the 66-21 win.
In a 66-21 rout of the Owls, Florida allowed 396 total yards, including 276 through the air at the hands of FAU graduate quarterback Caden Veltkamp.
When Jon Sumrall gave his first opening statement as Florida football head coach on Dec. 1, he made his offensive game plan very clear: aggressive and explosive. Against Florida Atlantic Sept. 5, the Gator attack was near-perfect drive after drive, putting up 624 total yards in a dominant 66-21 season-opening victory.
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