UF survives five-set thriller
By RJ Schaffer | Nov. 3, 2013It took one lucky bounce for the Gators to maintain their Southeastern Conference title aspirations in College Station, Texas.
It took one lucky bounce for the Gators to maintain their Southeastern Conference title aspirations in College Station, Texas.
Agata Strausa’s consistent improvement during 2013 was one of the reasons the Gators looked poised to live up to their predicted second-place finish at the Southeastern Conference Championships on Friday.
JACKSONVILLE — For three straight seasons, Will Muschamp and the Gators fixed their eyes on the prize. If only they could get their hands on it.
JACKSONVILLE — You won’t find a more impressive start to a game than the one Todd Gurley enjoyed Saturday.
JACKSONVILLE — Florida got the third-down stop it needed with time running out in the fourth quarter.
Redshirt senior middle blocker Chloe Mann did exactly what she had been doing all night on Friday — she notched a kill in the fourth and final set. Except this kill didn’t just earn Florida a set win.
For the first time since 2002, the Gators were able to race the Southeastern Conference Championships at home.
Jordan Reed lost his grip on a day when the Gators lost theirs.
What coach Becky Burleigh witnessed Thursday was exactly what she had been looking for all season.
With the Southeastern Conference Championships taking place on the Mark Bostick Golf Course today, the Gators are working to make sure the trophies stay in Gainesville.
Despite surpassing Southeastern Conference greats such as Peyton Manning and Tim Tebow in the record books, Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray continues to deal with criticism.
When Texas A&M and Missouri joined the Southeastern Conference, the emphasis was on the impact it would have on the football field.
Two of the Southeastern Conference’s best swimming and diving programs will face off in the O’Connell Center today when Florida takes on Georgia at noon.
As the Gainesville weather cools and the season begins to change, the Gators are in the midst of their own change — at running back.
Todd Gurley is back for the Bulldogs.
In Taylor Burke’s past two seasons as the starting goalkeeper, she has not faced much of a challenge from Georgia strikers.
A big change is coming to the Gators, and it is coming in a big package.
Saturday’s game against Georgia is a must-win for Will Muschamp and Florida.
The lasting image from Jordan Reed’s college career might be his fumble in the fourth quarter against Georgia last season.