Gators look to keep momentum against Arkansas
By Michael Hull | Mar. 4, 2021The Gators hope to win their eighth and ninth straight matches this weekend against the Arkansas Razorbacks.
The Gators hope to win their eighth and ninth straight matches this weekend against the Arkansas Razorbacks.
Missouri guard Dru Smith knifed through the Florida defense and willed home an acrobatic layup at the buzzer to down the Gators 72-70.
Despite a near-perfect night from a much maligned bullpen, the Gators couldn’t overcome a cold day at the plate after nine scoreless innings.
Hannah Adams and Jaimie Hoover knocked two out of the park against New Mexico State Wednesday.
Florida will have a few weeks off before they return to competition at the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic on March 19.
Florida had two options: win or go home. And Smith wanted a win.
Florida defeated Kennesaw State 20-7 in its second matchup in program history.
Florida looks to stay hot into the final week of the regular season
The Gators now prepare for the NCAA Championships March 24-27.
The undefeated No. 5 Gators need to put in more work if they dream of a championship.
Florida will look to end the tournament on a high note Wednesday, with golf set to resume at 11:30 a.m.
Florida hopes to tame the Auburn Tigers Wednesday afternoon as the teams face off in the opening round of the SEC Tournament.
The Gators pitching will look to continue its excellence against New Mexico State.
The Gators travel to Kennesaw, Georgia, to take on the Owls after a week off. Both teams lost their last game.
Florida will look to extend its five-game winning streak when it hosts the FAU Owls Wednesday.
The Gators need to finally find out if their highly recruited players bloom or bust.
Florida will attempt to right the ship Tuesday when it tees off at 9 a.m.
As the bats stay aflame and starting pitching begins to stir, the Gators slowly put together the puzzle and look more and more like the team everyone thought they would be.
Spring practice means a new look at the 2021 depth chart, but it also promises first impressions of the newest class of Gators.
The popularity of indoor cycling, also known as spin, has taken over Gainesville. Many residents and students have taken it up as a hobby.