Gators resting after streak ends
By GORDON STREISAND< | Jan. 13, 2014A midweek bye is just what the doctor ordered.
A midweek bye is just what the doctor ordered.
Arkansas was going to make Scottie Wilbekin win the game for No. 10 Florida, and he did.
Florida’s nine-game winning streak came to an end on Sunday in Baton Rouge, La.
The tail end of last week was a whirlwind of recruiting news for UF’s 2014 class.
With three of its starters ailing, Florida needed forward Dorian Finney-Smith to step into a starting role for only the second time this year and produce against Arkansas.
Injuries continue to plague former Gators receiver Percy Harvin.
No. 1 Florida defeated No. 4 UCLA on Saturday — but just barely.
Florida dominated the Day 2 of the UAB Blazer Invitational at the Birmingham CrossPlex on Saturday.
Savannah Jordan is continuing her dominance off the college pitch.
After a dominant performance in the preliminary round Friday, the Gators picked up where they left off on the second day of the UAB Blazer Invite on Saturday.
Arkansas was going to make Scottie Wilbekin win the game for No. 10 Florida. And he did.
Putting on a show and breaking records is what the UF men and women’s track team did at the season-opening indoor UAB Blazer Invite Friday afternoon.
The Gators will be without their leading scorer Casey Prather on Saturday when they travel to Arkansas.
Another Southeastern Conference foe, another victory for the Gators.
Florida ended the 2013 season in Los Angeles ranked No. 1 in the country after finishing .200 points better than Oklahoma in the NCAA Super Six.
When the UF track and field team travels to Birmingham, Ala., for its season-opening indoor meet this afternoon, one thing will be stressed above all: consistency.
Florida has a legitimate shot at landing 2014 four-star defensive tackle Thomas Holley in the near future.
We’re just less than a month away from National Signing Day, and for recruiting that means it’s the busiest time of year. Florida received some big news Thursday from both 2014 and 2015 recruits.
No. 10 Florida handled Southeastern Conference bottom-dweller South Carolina 74-58 on Wednesday night in the O’Connell Center, but a right ankle sprain to senior point guard Scottie Wilbekin put a damper on the Gators’ program record-tying 24th straight home victory.