With Week 2 of the NFL season in the books, here are a few former Gators who made the most tangible impact for their respective teams.
Last season, Florida dropped the first two sets to Florida State and lost any chance at a comeback by digging itself a 4-0 hole to begin the third set.
Pamela Begic’s hair is gone.
Matt Jones has not felt this good in months.
It may have nine stanzas, but the good ‘ole song from Rocky Top has a catchy ring to it. In Knoxville, Tenn., it’s a touching rendition to the simple life in the foothills. In many other places, “Rocky Top,” is an annoying battle cry that people would rather do without.
Havana Solaun is no stranger to comebacks.
When Florida played its annual match against Florida State last season, the Gators suffered one of only three sweeps of the season. The other two came against reigning national champion Texas.
Entering the 2013-14 season, coach Gregg Troy has one of the most impressive Florida teams to date.
Under coach Mary Wise, the Gators are no strangers to high-powered offenses.
With fewer than 30 seconds left to win the game, Pamela Begic had a choice.
After surviving a scare from Western Michigan on Saturday, No. 5 Florida (8-1) has adjustments to make prior to facing No. 16 Florida State (6-3) on Tuesday.
On a dewy morning at the Mark Bostick Golf Course, Florida’s cross country teams gave a sneak peek of this season’s Southeastern Conference Championships in front of their home crowd.
The Gators secured their first trophy of the season during the weekend at Duke’s Fab Four invitational.
NFL agent Jon Perzley and Jermaine Cunningham are both UF alums, but it took a pair of shorts for the latter to realize the connection.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — The faint smell of cow manure travels to the hallowed grounds from a campus farm just across the way. Rolling hills with lush trees resemble the opening scene from “Jurassic Park” as the camera pans away to reveal a vast expanse of green.
Florida’s season opener at the Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini Invitational was a struggle.
The No. 5 Gators walked out of the O’Connell Center on Saturday as the Active Ankle Challenge champions but not without taking some major blows on defense.
No. 18 Florida fell victim again at the Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini Invitational on Saturday afternoon, remaining in 15th place.
For the second consecutive meet in 2013, Florida’s cross country team turned in a victory.
It took Savannah Jordan more than 60 minutes to find her way past Minnesota’s back line, and when she did, the result was positive for UF.
Solutions by The State News
