Third down is indeed the money down for the Gators’ defense
By JORDAN MCPHERSON | Oct. 11, 2015The signs are present on the field.
The signs are present on the field.
The first full week of practice for the men’s basketball team under Mike White is in the books.
COLUMBIA, Mo. — Few thought the Gators would be undefeated heading into Saturday’s road matchup against Missouri.
Against the Tigers from Columbia, Missouri, the Gators’ offense was good enough to get the job done.
The Florida football team has reached a height the program hasn’t seen in more than two seasons: A top-10 ranking in the AP Poll.
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Jalen Tabor had dropped a sure-fire interception earlier in the game, but halfway through the third quarter, he made amends.
Another one bites the dust.
After its first three game conference losing streak in more than a quarter century, the UF volleyball team needed a big performance to get back on track.
Consistent rain and recent history in Knoxville, Tennessee, couldn’t stop the Florida soccer team from getting three points Friday night.
Last year’s game against Missouri was an embarrassment for the Gators.
On Thursday night, the Florida women's swimming team, without its divers, kicked of its first Southeastern Conference meet of the year in Nashville, taking on the Vanderbilt Commodores.
Site: Memorial Stadium at Faurot Field (Cap. 71,168)
Florida soccer coach Becky Burleigh has a history of dominating teams on the road in the Southeastern Conference.
To the average fan, Florida’s defensive line has exceeded expectations so far this season.
At first glance, Florida coach Jim McElwain and Missouri coach Gary Pinkel seem to have taken separate directions in their coaching careers without ever interacting with one another.
As the starting setter, Mackenzie Dagostino has been the quarterback for Florida volleyball’s offense all season long.
After both the UF men and women’s swimming and diving teams captured their sixth-straight All Florida Invitational titles on Sept. 20 in Gainesville, the teams will be tested with a pair of tough road meets against Minnesota and Vanderbilt.
The Southeastern Conference is more of a grind than a test, and the No. 12 Florida soccer team has shown it has been able to fill voids that needed to be addressed with the departure of several key players from last season.
Progress over perfection.
At first glance, Antonio Morrison’s success this season isn’t that surprising.