Sophomore D-line trio shows growth
By ANTHONY CHIANG | Apr. 10, 2011After not seeing as much playing time as they would have liked in their freshman seasons, Dominique Easley, Ronald Powell and Sharrif Floyd were humbled.
After not seeing as much playing time as they would have liked in their freshman seasons, Dominique Easley, Ronald Powell and Sharrif Floyd were humbled.
Last Tuesday, Florida coach Kevin O’Sullivan expressed his overriding confidence in pseudo-closer Anthony DeSclafani.
Roland Thornqvist told his team throughout the season to approach each match individually.
With an assist from teammate Aja Paculba, Megan Bush didn’t need long to rewrite the record books.
After two weeks of repeatedly stranding runners, No. 4 Florida
It might not have been her favorite location, but Megan Bush sent the high-inside pitch packing.
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If Kelsey Bruder’s predictions keep coming true, the future will be
Gators fans were expecting a lethal vertical passing attack last year, and John Brantley didn’t curb expectations when he talked about what he could do with a football.
ANTHONY CHIANG- Chaing Reaction
Fresh off a stunning loss to UCF on Tuesday, the Gators will look to regroup in an environment mostly foreign to their team this season.
When Florida players hit the field the last two weekends, Kelsey Bruder noticed they seemed to be playing “without the wind in their sails.”
With a top-10 clash against Northwestern looming just a week away, the Gators are using the motivation of a grudge match and another team’s trash talk to stay focused against Johns Hopkins this weekend.
With the end of the regular season quickly approaching, the Florida women’s tennis team has had no trouble against top-ranked opponents.
Soon, just wearing goggles isn’t going to be good enough.
“Christ, hurry. Brendan just bet Michigan plus-4.”
The life of a catcher isn’t glamorous.
As the most important meet of the season draws near, the Gators will be faced with a special test: mending two areas that need perfecting before the NCAA National Championships in two weeks.