Week 2 of the NFL season gave Gators fans plenty to watch: a Florida transfer quarterbacking the Patriots, two Gators leading the Redskins’ offense, Joe Haden intercepting two passes from Joe Flacco and Dante Fowler breaking through the backfield against San Diego.
Playing in front of their home crowd for the first time in five games, the Gators didn’t disappoint.
Austin Appleby wasn’t happy as he stood behind the lectern, the place where Luke Del Rio should have been standing.
Jalen Tabor spoke quietly and confidently.
UF’s volleyball team wasn’t expecting this.
Luke Del Rio never saw the hit coming.
In the middle of the third set in Friday night’s matchup against Jacksonville, the Gators were having a difficult time pulling away from the Dolphins.
Florida has been undeniably dominant against Arkansas in its program’s history, with UF entering this season a perfect 20-0 all-time against the Razorbacks.
Florida announced a $100 million plan on Friday to revamp its athletic facilities, including building a stand-alone football complex and renovations to its baseball and softball stadiums.
Four years ago at Kendall Soccer Park, Eddy Pineiro did something abnormal.
So North Texas is coming into town this weekend to close out Florida’s three-game home stand to open up the season.
As he sat comfortably in a collared Gators shirt, smiling at the wreath of reporters surrounding him minutes after his team demolished Kentucky 45-7 on Saturday, defensive lineman Caleb Brantley said something interesting.
While Antonio Callaway is questionable for Saturday’s game against North Texas, several other players will not play.
On Monday, when Florida men’s golf coach J.C. Deacon recapped his team's weekend tournament, the first thing he said was UF could’ve played better.
UF women’s tennis coach Roland Thornqvist and his team are no strangers to success at the Duke Invitational.
It’s been a long, tiresome journey.
Freshmen Allie Gregory and Rachael Kramer had yet to face this sort of challenge.
It has been a mere 25 days since the Gators last played in front of their home crowd at James G. Pressly Stadium.
On Monday, Florida coach Jim McElwain said his star receiver had three days to return to practice before being ruled out for Saturday’s game against North Texas.
Senior Kelly Grassel didn’t really break out for the Gators until her junior year.
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