UF baseball hits the road, begins series with Mississippi State
By IAN COHEN | Apr. 16, 2015No. 8 Florida and Mississippi State will begin a three-game series tonight at 7:30 in Starkville, Mississippi.
No. 8 Florida and Mississippi State will begin a three-game series tonight at 7:30 in Starkville, Mississippi.
Florida softball is on a roll.
After clinching the Southeastern Conference regular season title on Sunday, the top-seeded Florida women’s tennis team looks to rack up more hardware at the SEC Tournament in Columbia, South Carolina.
It was only a matter of time before Taylore Fuller broke out of her slump.
Florida is the regular season Big East champion.
Florida finished its dual season with a two game win streak.
Quincy Nieporte didn’t budge.
When Lauren Haeger arrived at UF, she didn’t expect she’d have the career she has had — a career decorated with conference accolades, school records and the cherry on top – a national championship.
Rod Johnson’s football career is over.
The Gators women’s golf team looks to carry over their recent regular season success to Birmingham, Alabama, this weekend as they seek their first Southeastern Conference Championship since the 2007-08 season.
After a runner-up finish at the Old Waverly Collegiate Championship April 7, the UF men’s golf team returns to action Friday as they take part in the opening round of the Southeastern Conference Championship.
After outscoring opponents by a combined 60-12 during its four-game homestand, the Florida baseball team is heading back on the road.
Stripped of his scholarship, some time away from golf and a new coach at the helm — this year started all sorts of ways for junior A.J. Crouch.
With the finish line in sight, there’s no room for holding back.
After how rough Florida’s men’s basketball season was, Monday was probably the happiest day Billy Donovan has had in the last year.
Entering her senior season, Lauren Haeger was a household name in the batter’s box.
Being a math major in college is no easy task. Devoting most of your time to playing sports can make it even more challenging. But senior Nora Barry has spent the last four years balancing those duties, both of which she has excelled at.
Coach Billy Donovan is bringing Anthony Grant back to the University of Florida.