No. 1 Florida keeps rolling in midweek matchup against FAMU
By Dylan O'Shea | Mar. 4, 2020Florida’s pitching staff silenced the Florida A&M bats for all nine innings.
Florida’s pitching staff silenced the Florida A&M bats for all nine innings.
Most college students would love to spend their spring break in Las Vegas, but for the No. 22 Gators this weekend's trip was all business.
The Florida Gators made history on Tuesday when they started their season 12-0 — a feat never accomplished before.
The Gators couldn’t dig into its bag of tricks to mount a comeback at Scully-Fahey Field.
The Florida Gators men’s basketball team entered the 2019–20 season with high hopes following a top-10 recruiting class and the addition of highly sought transfer Kerry Blackshear Jr. from Virginia Tech. UF began the season as the No. 6 team in the country.
The NFL Scouting Combine has become an opportunity, in the past few years, for draft prospects to improve their stock before the NFL Draft at the end of April.
With national postseason competition later this month, Florida’s men’s swimming team competed in the Bulldog Last Chance Invitational in Athens, Georgia, on Saturday and Sunday.
Florida had their second match in Alabama this weekend on Sunday afternoon after a win against Alabama on Friday evening. This time the opponent was Auburn, and, in a match that went down to a tie-breaker, the Gators left the Heart of Dixie with two important conference wins under its belt.
It’s been 18 years since the Gators started a season 11-0.
Florida junior Oliver Crawford had just earned match point and held a 5-4 lead over Auburn’s Tim Dollman after taking the first set.
The second time is not the charm.
Two fervent crowds in Gainesville made Sunday’s game seem more like a pep rally than a softball game.
There’s just something about that lucky number seven.
The Ragin’ Cajuns showed up red hot and ready for game two Saturday afternoon in Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium.
Everything that could go wrong, went wrong for the Gators in Knoxville, Tennessee, when they lost 63-58 to the Tennessee Volunteers Saturday afternoon.
It had the makings of last weekend’s blowout loss at home against No. 5 Loyola-Maryland.
Leah Clapper’s reaction said it all.
To kick off SEC play this season, Florida traveled to Tuscaloosa, Alabama to take on the Crimson Tide. This was the first time this season the Gators were playing as an unranked team after they fell out of the ITA rankings despite their dominant victory last week against Georgia State last weekend.
The Gators lost two straight doubles points coming into Friday’s match and were on the brink of losing a third.
Under the glow of the Friday-night lights, the stage was set at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium for Florida’s first top-10 bout at home. The air was cool, the competition was stiff and the crowd was electric.