Stop blindly linking Tebow to downtrodden Jaguars
By JOE MORGAN< | Sep. 9, 2013The Jacksonville Jaguars do not want Tim Tebow. Get over it.
The Jacksonville Jaguars do not want Tim Tebow. Get over it.
Midfielders Havana Solaun and Annie Speese’s chemistry bodes well for Florida’s offense.
Editor's note: Sharrif Floyd's name was originally misspelled. It has since been corrected.
Coach Roland Thornqvist’s women’s tennis team brought in three freshmen during the offseason.
Cory McGee is trying to catch her breath.
The second round of the Cougar Classic at Yeamans Hall Club on Monday saw a shakeup on the leaderboard.
The Gators upset No. 2 Stanford on Saturday, but their luck came to an end against No. 1 Penn State on Sunday after they were swept 25–18, 25–17, 25–20.
Florida’s women’s golf team opened its season at the Cougar Classic hosted by College of Charleston in Charleston, S.C. on Sunday.
With freshman Savannah Jordan’s quick start to the season, Havana Solaun faded into the supporting cast of Florida’s offense.
MIAMI GARDENS — When coach Will Muschamp addressed the media following Florida’s 21-16 loss to Miami on Saturday, there was one group that he singled out — the defense.
MIAMI GARDENS — With the Gators trailing late in the fourth quarter against Miami on Saturday, Jeff Driskel found Solomon Patton in the end zone for a 21-yard touchdown.
MIAMI GARDENS — Florida got away with living dangerously in 2012. Saturday did not prove as kind. The No. 12 Gators’ (1-1) stout defense could not make up for a mistake-prone offense in a 21-16 loss to the Hurricanes (2-0) in Sun Life Stadium.
Spending the last two years under the tutelage of Chloe Mann and Betsy Smith, middle blocker Simone Antwi proved on Saturday that she has been a good student.
The misty weather and an hour-long rain delay didn’t seem to faze Pamela Begic on the field in the Gators’ first ever meeting with the Sooners.
For Quinton Dunbar, No. 12 Florida’s matchup with Miami on Saturday at noon in Sun Life Stadium is a homecoming — to a place he could not wait to escape.
The Gators continued their solid start to the 2013 season Thursday.
Some players just have “it.”
The alligatorSports crew embarks on its first road trip of the 2013 season this weekend, heading down the Florida Turnpike to Miami — the general home area of a few of our staff members. While down there, we plan to check out the farm that grows Adam Pincuses. We heard rumors of a radiation leak in the area during early 1992, so we’ll keep you posted. Either way, we expect a pretty exciting trek down to the Magic City. Last year’s inaugural road destination — College Station, Texas, — gave us the collegiate debut of Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel as well as a pretty terrifying I-10 standoff with a pissed-off cattle-truck driver. If you’re traveling down along with us, stay cool, be safe and hit up your South Florida friends for a Sun Pass. This week, we have Joe Morgan and Phil Heilman debating the Georgia-South Carolina game.
For coach Becky Burleigh and the Gators, 2013 has been a year of many firsts.
With the speed and power of a runaway freight train, Miami’s Duke Johnson is almost impossible to stop on a football field.