Mallette dominant in road sweep
By EDEN OTERO | Oct. 6, 2014In another weekend sweep of Southeastern Conference foes, Florida found solace in one player who has not played much this season.
In another weekend sweep of Southeastern Conference foes, Florida found solace in one player who has not played much this season.
Multiple Gators in the NFL made contact this past weekend. Among the 40 former Gators in the NFL, the crew totaled 38 tackles and seven receptions. Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Riley Cooper led the pack with four receptions for 33 yards, including a nine-yard touchdown grab. Cooper’s longest reception of the night was for 14 yards. Sunday’s second quarter touchdown was Cooper’s first of the season. Cooper’s catch redeemed a critical drop he made in the end zone during the Eagles’ 26-21 fourth quarter loss to San Francisco on Sept. 28 that would have put the Eagles ahead
After winning a title at the Southeastern Conference Fall Classic in September, much was anticipated of the Gators in the first national championship of the season in Tulsa, Okla.
After yet another weekend in which Florida swept its two-game road trip, the Gators sit atop the Southeastern Conference standings in sole possession of first place.
On Monday, Florida fans and students were told that true freshman quarterback Treon Harris would be suspended indefinitely.
Update: David Jones, a UF beat writer for the Florida Today, posted on twitter (@DaveJonesUFBeat) that Florida true freshman quarterback Treon Harris is being investigated in a legal matter, according to a Gainesville source.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — I know what you’re thinking Gator fans.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Florida players filed into the cramped media room, tucked away in the bowels of Neyland Stadium’s south end zone.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – Sports, for many fans across the country, serve as an outlet when tragedy strikes.
Florida avoided a letdown on Sunday, defeating Arkansas 3-1 and notching another conference road victory.
The Florida swimming and diving team took care of business this weekend as both the men’s and women’s team captured their fifth consecutive title at the All Florida Invitational. The men’s squad won pretty handedly with a final score of 1,395 with Florida State coming in second with 923. While the women held a strong lead throughout the weekend, they had to stand off a tough California squad, led by four-time Olympic gold medalist winner Missy Franklin. UF finished with a score of 956 with Cal finishing behind them at 861.
Florida added another Southeastern Conference win to its belt on Sunday at Mississippi State.
Facing some of their toughest competition this season, the Florida women’s cross country team needed their best performances if they hoped to compete with some of the top runners in North America.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — As the third quarter dwindled to its final seconds and Florida trailed Tennessee 9-0, Will Muschamp needed to make a change.
Florida found themselves down 18 to 22 in the fourth set of Friday’s match against LSU.
Most teams aren’t supposed to be this good on the road.
Matt Jones remembers his first trip to Knoxville, Tenn., to take on the Volunteers in 2012. It was his first career start and his second trip on the road with the Gators.
Coach Paul Spangler knows the importance of seizing every opportunity to improve.
Florida and LSU meet tonight in very different circumstances.