The Gators received mountains of hype and accolades before they even played an inning this season.
Following Florida coach Will Muschamp at the podium Monday afternoon, Charlie Weis appeared to have all the intensity of a Sunday drive.
When it comes to offense, UF coach Tim Walton lives by the motto, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.”
A day after cracking the top 10 for the first time in team history, the No. 10 Gators played like they deserved it with an 18-6 win over visiting Colgate.
One of Will Muschamp’s first decisions as Florida’s head coach has been met with disapproval from the fans. But he isn’t letting that bother him.
Will Muschamp has made it perfectly clear he doesn’t want a coaching staff full of yes men at Florida. But his defensive coordinator has all the makings of a reliable right-hand man, and that suits the new Gators coach just fine.
Florida senior center fielder Bryson Smith has been suspended following his arrest late Sunday on a charge of driving under the influence.
Even before the NCAA Tournament selection show came to a close, the Gators were facing criticism for receiving a No. 2 seed.
The Florida women’s basketball team will finish its season exactly where it began: in the National Invitation Tournament.
While the top-ranked Gators won’t admit they have a nemesis, their adversary from Tallahassee has certainly stepped into that role.
For the second time this season, the No. 10 Gators are not only out for a win. They are looking for redemption.
The No. 1 Gators faced the same question week after week throughout the season. Could they win back-to-back national championships?
ATLANTA— In the first two games of the Southeastern Conference Tournament, the Gators were able to overcome slow starts with dominant second halves.
Sunday was like déjà vu for Gators fans.
“Red, are you shitting me? Vegas, four days, all expenses paid for the NCAA Championship. Out of sight. Yeah, I’m definitely in.”
Adam Berry: Bad News Berry
While it wasn’t a perfect weekend, it was certainly close.
While one member of the UF women’s tennis program received recognition for a career-spanning achievement Sunday, another found her first success of the season.
ATLANTA— Just hours after a crushing defeat in the finals of the Southeastern Conference Tournament, the Gators found new life.
Maybe they should have saved some runs for game two.
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