The final edition of alligatorSports' Position-by-Position series focuses on the most inexperienced unit on UF's depth chart: tight end.
Florida sophomore defensive back John Huggins has been dismissed from the football program.
The Florida cross country program has high expectations entering the 2019 season. Assistant coach Chris Solinksy was not hesitant to express that.
The Gators released their 2020 football schedule on Wednesday, and from the looks of it, UF fans can breathe a sigh of relief.
The college basketball season doesn’t tip off until early November, but that won’t stop the national media from making those wildly bold predictions merely based off what a team looks like on paper.
Florida didn’t have a single five-star recruit for 2019, but a new transfer might just make up for it.
Every year, a minimum of four and maximum of eight players or contributors are enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
It’s bigger than basketball.
The group that raises the most question marks on the defensive side of the ball for UF is the one that usually brings the most stability to a defense.
Sophomore UF defensive back John Huggins was accused of choking a female tutor in October, according to a UPD report uncovered this week by the Tampa Bay Times.
Gators coach Dan Mullen always makes a big point to emphasize special teams. They eat first at meals, and Mullen has also been known to hand scholarships to walk-on contributors on special teams.
Freshmen have everything to prove.
While the rest of baseball slept through Wednesday’s trade deadline, Astros GM Jeff Luhnow was busy locking up his team’s second championship in three years.
Florida was not short of representation at the 2019 Phillips 66 National Championships in Stanford, California, this week. The five-day event had 26 current Gators competing, along with six UF alumni. Current and former UF athletes collected 10 medals in total from Wednesday to Sunday.
One of the oldest maxims in football has to do with perhaps the most underappreciated players on the field: the offensive linemen.
You may have heard the news by now.
Florida softball coach Tim Walton has had it made since the moment he arrived in Gainesville.
Optimism was abounded at UF football media day on Thursday.
Many college athletes have achieved greatness in Gainesville. Far fewer have taken the next step to the pros, and even fewer have stood out among the crowd once they make it to the highest level of their sport.
Eight medals in eight days.
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