Florida’s men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams brought in a steady stream of hardware in their wins over the Auburn Tigers last Saturday.
Florida is set to take on a ranked opponent for the second time this season.
The official state song of Kentucky is “My Old Kentucky Home.”
The Florida baseball team didn’t live up to expectations last season.
With February forcing its way into our lives this weekend, it brings with it one of the most momentous occasions in the sport of football. The XFL returns on Feb. 8.
Florida’s women’s basketball team has struggled this season against top opponents. Through six matchups against ranked teams this year, the Gators have lost them all, and that includes their last four contests. Fortunately for coach Cam Newbauer’s squad, its next game comes against unranked LSU on Thursday at the O’Connell Center. For this game, UF will continue to rely on its young players.
As the 2020 season approaches, lots of questions surround Florida’s softball team. One glaring question, in particular, looms hauntingly over Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium: Who will stand in the circle for the Gators?
It’s a strange feeling when someone who has already been immortalized dies.
Florida’s throwers continued its strong start to its indoor campaign as Amara Wiggan and Connor Bandel took first place at the Hokie Invitational in the women’s weight throw and the men’s shot put, respectively.
Florida’s Andy Andrade was on the verge of clinching match point for Florida after winning a nail-biting tiebreaker.
The Florida gymnastics team has already been through a tumultuous stretch to begin the season.
Eighteen points in five minutes.
The Florida Gators football team shored up their depth at wide receiver by securing a commitment from former Penn State receiver Justin Shorter, who was a five-star prospect coming out of high school.
On Saturday, there was a lot to celebrate at the O’Connell Center’s Natatorium for the Gators swim and dive teams as they hosted the Auburn Tigers.
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Guard Kiara Smith has not been herself as of late, and it’s hurting Florida’s women’s basketball team.
Three Florida throwers will make the trip up to Blacksburg, Virginia, to participate in the Hokie Invitational, the third event of the indoor season.
On Saturday afternoon, 24 of Florida’s swimmers and divers will jump into the O’Dome Natatorium water in their final dual meet as Gators when the Auburn Tigers come to town.
The Gators men’s tennis team is poised to return to the ITA National Team Indoor Championship in Madison, Wisconsin, for the fourth-straight year.
This has been a meet over a year in the making.
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