Time for UF to move on from ugly season
By ADAM PINCUS< | Dec. 1, 2013God must hate Florida football.
God must hate Florida football.
During a weekend of firings, Loucheiz Purifoy is leaving Gainesville voluntarily.
The Gators women’s volleyball team found out that the road to the program’s first national title will run through Gainesville.
It was a chaotic weekend for the Gators in the Bahamas.
Florida never stood a chance.
Florida’s secondary is supposedly an elite unit.
Florida was everything it wanted to be on Saturday.
Seventeen days after coming out in support of coach Will Muschamp, Florida Athletics Director Jeremy Foley held an impromptu press conference about half an hour before Florida’s game against No. 2 Florida State today at noon.
Bizarre happenings are commonplace within the Bermuda Triangle.
Sophomore swingman DeVon Walker is day-to-day with a mid-foot sprain and is questionable for No. 15 Florida’s matchup against Florida State on Friday night in the O’Connell Center.
Sophomore January Miller is on a little bit of a tear early in the season.
A year ago, Will Muschamp was on top of the world.
Florida State University is famous for its “Flying High Circus.” But another act in Tallahassee has become even wilder. Little talk in the college football world these days does not concern Seminoles redshirt freshman quarterback Jameis Winston.
In honor of this miserable season coming to a close, we at the alligatorSports Brand Picks Column would like to honor Florida’s bowl-less offseason. Well, no, that’s not entirely true. There will be plenty of bowls of chips to go around when the Gators are watching any one of 35 bowl games that they couldn’t get invited to. Make sure to remember the French onion dip!
Skyler Mornhinweg has the task of a lifetime.
Losing is a tough pill to swallow.
The end of the road is nearing for middle blocker Chloe Mann and setter Taylor Brauneis.
St. John’s may be coming to the O’Connell Center tonight, but Florida will be looking for St. Anthony to find its defensive game that has been missing this year.
Bo Diddley Community Plaza will remain thawed-out for at least the sixth consecutive year.