A.J. Crouch wins individual title as Florida finishes second
By Luis Torres | Oct. 28, 2014A.J. Crouch has accomplished something he has never done before in his collegiate golfing career.
A.J. Crouch has accomplished something he has never done before in his collegiate golfing career.
At the start of the 2014 season, all the buzz surrounding the Gators was their spread offensive scheme under new offensive coordinator Kurt Roper.
On its deepest roster since at least 1996, Florida volleyball has offered fans a mixture of players ranging from a duo of setters to six defensive specialist options.
After enduring its first two-loss weekend of the year, Florida righted the ship and once again proved that it is one of the nation’s best soccer teams.
Although Todd Gurley is currently suspended by the NCAA, Florida coach Will Muschamp said he is certain the Georgia tailback will suit up for Saturday’s matchup in Jacksonville.
Twenty-eight former Gators saw playing time in Week 8 of NFL action. Here are some of the highlight performances.
Junior A.J. Crouch has made progress in every tournament he competed in this year.
In our culture, we elevate sports to the status of war, and we do that most often with football. Athletes are warriors, games are battles and rivalry series are wars.
The College Football Playoff committee unveils its first ever top 25 ranking for the 2014 season tonight at 7:30 p.m. on ESPN.
For Florida sophomore Carlos Miranda, success has always been a part of his cross country career.
Maria Torres saved her best performance of the fall season for the last tournament.
If depth were money, Florida volleyball would be rich.
Florida (13-4, 8-2 Southeastern Conference) used a balanced attack to take down a struggling LSU team (5-12-2, 1-8-1 SEC) on Sunday, defeating the Tigers 3-0 in Baton Rouge, La.
It’s the final tournament of the fall season for the Florida men’s golf team, which means it’s the last chance for the team to build momentum before the daunting spring season which includes the SEC Championship and the NCAA Championships.
In the midst of a 10-match winning streak, Florida handed in its sharpest offensive performance of the season.
Friday night was a special night for Florida in more ways than one.
Sophomore’s Maria Torres and Kelly Grassel were two peas in a pod during the first round of the Landfall Tradition in Wilmington, N.C.
Kelly Grassel has an advantage on the Florida women’s golf team that no one else has.
It was the opening round of the 2011 NCAA tournament, and Florida and Missouri were meeting for the first time in program history.
Coming off back-to-back losses is a challenge the Gators haven’t faced all season, but it’s what they are tasked with heading into tonight’s contest against the Volunteers.