Jesse and Joe are joined by various members of the alligatorSports staff to bask in the glory of the Tampa Bay Lightning's second straight title.
Amateur Yuxin Lin, PGA Tour pro Billy Horschel and European tour pro Sam Horsfield all made the cut during a competitive four rounds at The Open Championship.
COLUMN: What MLB’s sticky situation says about cheating, business and advanced analytics.
Spurs forward Keldon Johnson will replace the former Florida guard on Team USA’s roster.
Cam Newbauer has stepped down from the women’s head basketball after four seasons at the helm.
Graduate transfer Leigh Lingo heads to The Swamp after four years as a Virginia Tech Hokie.
Who is Emily Heller? “She's a kid who everyone wants to emulate,” coach Amanda O’Leary said.
Coach Dan Mullen appears to have awarded wide receiver Jacob Copeland with the honor of wearing the No. 1 jersey this season.
Bradley Beal is one of the main components to the USA men’s basketball team forming chemistry through exhibition games in Las Vegas.
A look at UF men’s basketball’s brand new non-conference schedule, featuring Maryland, Oklahoma, OK State, Maryland, and potentially Ohio State
Former Florida Gator Pete Alonso rePetes as home run derby champion Monday night.
Outfielder Jud Fabian was first of seven Gators selected on day two of the MLB Draft Monday
Aubree Munro and Kelsey Stewart set a goal to be in the Olympics when they were kids. When softball was brought back for the Tokyo Games this summer, their dreams came back to life.
With the MLB season in full swing, Jesse Richardson ranks the best of the active UF alumni in professional baseball.
On this episode of the alligatorSports podcast, Jesse and Joe sit down with CBS Sports Fantasy Analyst Jamey Eisenberg to talk fantasy football, Eisenberg's time with the Alligator and more!
Gator athletes across all sports are jumping in on NIL deals following the July 1 rule change.
Merchandise is the early focus of Gator football players on the opening day of the NIL bill going into effect.
Past and present Gator track and field stars will compete in the Summer Olympics for their respective countries.
student athletes will be able to get paid for endorsements and other third-party company revenues, the NCAA announced Wednesday.
Five Gators from Florida’s track and field program will go for gold in Tokyo, including a current relay star, a former silver medalist and hurdles legend Grant Holloway.
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