Mike Rosario looking for bounceback year
By KATIE AGOSTIN | Oct. 10, 2012Last season didn’t go how Mike Rosario planned.
Last season didn’t go how Mike Rosario planned.
Although the Gators are welcoming a program-record seven freshmen to the youngest team in UF history, coach Amanda Butler has never been more confident.
Calling 20 power runs in a game seems like an easy and monotonous task.
For the better part of the 2011 season, Jaylen Watkins wasn’t the best football player in his family. Sammy Watkins, his half-brother, earned All-America honors as a freshman wide receiver for Clemson.
Coach Billy Donovan’s oldest son is coming home.
Coach Mary Wise said blocking is typically a veteran strength. Freshman Gabby Mallette didn’t get the memo.
Erika Tymrak needed to prove she was not a rusted boot.
Florida defeated LSU on Saturday, and it did so despite minimal production from Jeff Driskel. He wasn’t satisfied with just getting the win.
Mike Gillislee was named Southeastern Conference Offensive Player of the Week on Monday for his efforts in Saturday’s win against LSU, but both he and coach Will Muschamp gave credit to the blockers.
Florida’s 14-6 upset victory against LSU on Saturday was a microcosm of UF’s season.
Florida is in uncharted territory.
Taylor Travis and Shea Groom were almost teammates.
Taylor Brauneis doesn’t mind dishing away the ball or the spotlight.
As Will Muschamp jogged off the field, the fiery coach known for his piercing stares let out a smile.
Jelani Jenkins finally got back on the football field during Florida’s 14-6 win against LSU on Saturday. However, he quickly returned to the sidelines.
The Florida defenders believed their 2011 performance at LSU was an aberration.
With every open hole Mike Gillislee plowed through and every would-be tackler he dodged, the Gators moved closer to reestablishing themselves as one of the best teams in college football.
In a hostile environment at College Station, Texas, the underdog Gators tuned out the noise.
Florida senior Lauren Embree was the No. 1 recruit coming out of high school, won two Southeastern Conference Player of the Year awards and secured the Gators’ national championship with a comeback victory in 2011.
As Ziva Recek goes, so do the Gators — for better or for worse.