Facing an even matchup, Florida may have hands full
By TOM GREEN | Nov. 3, 2011This isn’t the Vandy you’re accustomed to seeing.
This isn’t the Vandy you’re accustomed to seeing.
The Gators are hoping for more of the same tonight, and that is something they would not have said two days ago.
Coach Amanda Butler had a vision for the Gators, and Jordan Jones wanted in.
When No. 17 Florida’s volleyball team was swept last weekend by Southeastern Conference opponents for the first time in coach Mary Wise‘s tenure, bright spots were not easy to come by.
Losing a race to your little brother sucks, and Florida is the Southeastern Conference’s little brother.
The contrast between the fall schedules of the Florida men’s and women’s swimming teams is striking.
Sharrif Floyd is starting to hit his stride coming off the edge.
The Gators benefited Wednesday night when Tahnai Annis gave them something they had not had in more than two weeks: a first-half lead.
The passion was visible in the eyes of their first-year head coach.
Greg: There’s a big difference between a disappointing season and a “lost” season.
For years, Mary Wise has heard the same question repeatedly.
Florida swimming coach Gregg Troy assessed the Gators’ rivalry with Florida State after Wednesday’s meet, with one word: fierce.
Florida only trailed Texas by eight strokes heading into Wednesday’s final round.
Florida senior quarterback John Brantley is able to play from under center and has even been politicking for more under-center snaps this week, offensive coordinator Charlie Weis said.
It’s one thing to lose as time expires, but the Gators have been setting themselves up for defeat 85 minutes sooner.
We’re dealing with a depth misperception right now.
Uriah LeMay is 17 years old, but he was in Gainesville to celebrate the Gators winning a BCS title before most students on campus applied to college.
Florida hoped to build its lead Tuesday, but black numbers tarnished a golden opportunity.
A swim race is relatively simple to understand: Whoever touches the wall first wins.
Sitting at 5-5 on the season and with a losing record in SEC play for the first time in 25 years, Florida returns to The Swamp to host FCS opponent Furman at 1 p.m. With a win against the Paladins, the Gators will earn a bowl berth for the 21st consecutive season.