What the numbers say about UF's offense
By Brendan Farrell | Oct. 10, 2019What is the best way to evaluate offense in volleyball?
What is the best way to evaluate offense in volleyball?
Ole Miss midfielder Haleigh Stackpole took a Rebels free kick and placed a perfectly curved cross to the skull of forward Molly Martin. Martin tapped it up and over Susi Espinoza, whose glove was just out of reach, and the ball softly rolled into the net.
You know that paradoxical question: “What happens when an unstoppable force meets meets an immovable object?”
Florida’s men’s tennis team has prepared for what could be its biggest challenge of the fall season.
Kyle Trask perfectly embodied a common coachspeak cliche as he addressed reporters on Monday.
The Gators haven’t faced LSU in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, in nearly three years. The rivals played their last two games in Gainesville thanks to an arrangement stemming from Hurricane Matthew in 2016.
Six straight wins.
Two Gators women’s tennis players made their fall debuts this weekend in Fort Myers, Florida, representing the Gators at the Bedford Cup.
Sunday afternoon’s game against No. 15 Kentucky presented multiple opportunities for Florida’s volleyball team: To finally get a statement win. To take a stranglehold on the SEC early in conference play. And to prove that it could go on the road against a tough opponent and come out on top.
Losing four out of six games to begin the season made it seem like Florida’s soccer team would go the entire 2019-20 campaign unranked. But UF has caught fire as of late, and the United Soccer Coaches’ Poll has started to take notice.
Kyree Campbell was right: The Gators indeed played “big boy ball” Saturday night.
Like many others before Saturday, I had serious doubts about the potential of this Florida football team. Yes, it was undefeated. Yes, it had talent on both sides of the ball. But the way it won its games left a lot to be desired.
One of my best friends goes to a school a couple hours northwest of Gainesville that has a propensity for a certain tomahawk chant that has been generating some controversy lately.
There’s usually a pretty surefire way to lose a game against a good team: Just give the ball away.
A morning of festivities led into an afternoon of football in Gainesville, surrounded by a raucous Florida crowd. College GameDay, a top-10 matchup and an SEC rivalry incited more than 90,000 fans into a frenzy, and every tackle produced a near-earthquake cheer.
The Gators women’s tennis team will have an opportunity to bounce back this weekend, after a subpar performance at the USTA Fall Ranked Spotlight this past weekend.
Another week of the college football season is in the books, and it still feels like we don’t know anything about any of these teams.
Florida’s soccer team won’t have two prominent players for its conference bout against No. 12 Texas A&M this weekend.
Heading into their third SEC matchup of the season, the No. 12 Gators (11-2, 2-0 SEC) will make their conference road debut against the 15th-ranked Wildcats on Sunday afternoon in Lexington, Kentucky.
It has been a long time since there was this much anticipation for a game in Gainesville.