Gators offensive line healthy after numerous injuries to begin ‘13
By ADAM LICHTENSTEIN< | Sep. 25, 2013Nearly a month into the season, No. 20 Florida will finally have its full complement of offensive linemen.
Nearly a month into the season, No. 20 Florida will finally have its full complement of offensive linemen.
With Tyler Murphy establishing himself as a player who can hold his own in the pocket, the Gators could be looking at an overcrowded backfield soon.
No. 20 Florida will be without another top playmaker for the rest of this season.
After missing Florida’s season opener against Toledo on Aug. 31 due to a viral infection, Matt Jones was expected to boost Florida’s running game to the next level upon his return.
Jeff Driskel will undergo season-ending surgery today to repair a fractured fibula in his lower right leg.
Chants of “Ty-ler Mur-phy! Ty-ler Mur-phy! Ty-ler Mur-phy!” rippled through the student section as quarterback Tyler Murphy had the Gators in the victory formation for a third and 14 at their own 20-yard line.
Alex Holston’s career at Florida is off to an impressive start.
Lauren Silver runs the ball wide.
Skyler Mornhinweg is in a position he never thought he would find himself this season — one snap away from becoming No. 20 Florida’s starting quarterback.
Florida, the defending Southeastern Conference champion, will open its season at the three-day Pinch A Penny All Florida Invitational on Friday in the O’Connell Center.
When Jeff Driskel went down with a season-ending injury against Tennessee, backup quarterback Tyler Murphy took advantage of a golden opportunity.
When right guard Jon Halapio fell to his knees during the first quarter against Tennessee on Saturday, it appeared as if the redshirt senior had re-aggravated the partially torn pectoral muscle that caused him to miss Florida’s first two games of the season.
Will Muschamp announced on Monday that quarterback Jeff Driskel’s fractured fibula will keep the junior out of commission for 4-6 months.
With Week 3 of the NFL season in the books, here are a few former Gators who made the most tangible impact for their respective teams.
During the past 13 years, the Gators have gone to the NCAA tournament every season and have won the Southeastern Conference 11 times.
Alumni weekend provided something greater than just the bond of being a Gator.
Everyone is making a big deal about Florida’s quarterback situation and deservedly so.
The Gators saw firsthand the consequences of the NCAA’s new targeting rule on Saturday.
The UF’s men’s tennis team did not finish its play at the Southeastern Conference Fall Classic in Nashville, Tenn.
Liz Slattery is the latest freshman to make an impact for the Gators.