Tired of seeing Alabama dominate college football? You’re not alone
By Ethan Bauer | Nov. 15, 2016If you ask the average college football fan why the sport trumps all others, he or she might point to this past weekend as proof.
If you ask the average college football fan why the sport trumps all others, he or she might point to this past weekend as proof.
The Florida-LSU matchup didn’t need any extra hype.
T.J. McCoy didn’t have time to think before going in to play against South Carolina on Saturday.
Eleanna Christinaki is used to leading the Florida women's basketball team.
The Florida soccer team gained attention back in May when it unveiled its roster for the 2016 regular season.
A week after losing by 21 points to Arkansas, Florida defeated South Carolina 20-7 at home, lost a handful of starters to injuries, and is now faced with a must-win game at LSU if the Gators want to guarantee a clinch of the SEC East.
Austin Appleby walked to the lectern with the confidence one would expect from a backup quarterback who’d just led his team to a Southeastern Conference win.
Through the stadium tunnel, past a pair of double doors and nestled in a corner of the weight room, Ahmad Fulwood sat with a confident smile following the best collegiate game of his life.
Before Sunday afternoon’s match with Alabama, the Florida volleyball team celebrated one of the most prominent players in program history.
A lot has changed since December 5, 1986.
As if transferring power to a new president, Jim McElwain met defeated former Florida coach Will Muschamp at midfield and embraced him for about 10 seconds. McElwain said he thanked Muscamp for the defensive players he left behind and complimented what he’s doing at South Carolina. He also gushed over Muschamp’s character.
Austin Appleby eyed the edge and held the ball to his running back’s gut. When he saw what he was waiting for — the South Carolina defensive end rushing into the backfield — he ripped the ball out and ran.
Meggie Dougherty Howard raced down the right side of the field and into Florida Gulf Coast’s penalty box as teammate Samantha Chung sent her a through ball from 30 yards away.
She did the same thing to start the second set.
JACKSONVILLE — Delicia Washington knew what she needed to do.
The No. 6 Florida volleyball team defeated Mississippi State in a clean sweep on Sunday to capture its 12th Southeastern Conference win of the season.
After 20 matches this season, the Gators are only guaranteed one more.
Austin Appleby hung his head and dropped his pads on the locker room floor in Neyland Stadium more than a month ago.
With recorders surrounding his head and a circle of reporters glaring at him, Quincy Wilson stared blankly at the concrete floor.