Mesic breaking own Florida field records
By KYLE EVERS< | Jan. 19, 2012When his throw landed, and the distance was measured, another entry was added under Kemal Mesic’s name in the Florida track and field record books.
When his throw landed, and the distance was measured, another entry was added under Kemal Mesic’s name in the Florida track and field record books.
Sunday will mark almost one year since the last time Florida’s men’s tennis team faced Baylor, but when the teams square off, the circumstances will be nearly identical.
When an elbow smashed into the side of his face two weeks ago in practice, splitting his eyebrow the length of eight stitches, Erik Murphy didn’t panic.
In Florida’s last meeting with Alabama, the bleeding had seemingly stopped.
At first glance, Will Muschamp’s hire of former Boise State offensive coordinator Brent Pease to fill the vacancy at Florida seems like a great one.
Marissa King has always had the talent, but over time she has developed the maturity to go along with it.
Amanda Butler admits she is an emotional coach.
After his official visit last weekend, Jeremi Powell is completely full.
Matt: After a dismal season, Florida fans everywhere are in emotional purgatory.
Entering his senior season, Erving Walker was challenged by Florida coach Billy Donovan to do less.
Coach Amanda Butler’s first career win against LSU on Sunday was almost a crippling loss.
Michael Alford and Caroline Hitimana won their respective consolation singles titles last weekend, capping a solid trip to start the spring season for the men’s and women’s tennis teams.
Redshirt sophomore forward Lily Svete fired from
Tasked with hiring his second offensive coordinator in as many years, Florida coach Will Muschamp put his focus on finding the right fit for his team and system as he tries to rebuild Florida’s program.
When Patric Young is posting up and waiting for a pass, it usually takes the Gators a day to find him.
Florida running back Jeff Demps finally came to his senses.
With Florida trailing 53-49 and just more than two minutes to play, senior guard Lanita Bartley stole the ball from Georgia’s Jasmine Johnson and started up the floor.
The Gators are excited for their home opener tonight against Illinois-Chicago, but coach Rhonda Faehn is looking ahead.
The ball left Mike Rosario’s hand and flew more than 21 feet before it finally hit nothing but hardwood. No clang, no swish. Just a swift rotation of leather cutting through an air-conditioned arena.
For two months, Florida coach Billy Donovan has seen his patience dwindle.