Asking members of the Gators lacrosse team why they chose to come to Florida is like trying to make small talk with a stranger.
For Will Claye, Omar Craddock and Christian Taylor, qualifying for the NCAA meet at season’s end isn’t a big deal — it’s expected.
After advancing to the Women's College World Series for three consecutive seasons, the Gators are ranked No. 5 in the nation. But even the national recognition isn't enough to earn the Gators respect in their own conference.
When she paces the sidelines Saturday against No. 3 North Carolina, coach Amanda O’Leary will do so knowing her team won’t react the same way it did last year.
Coach Kevin O’Sullivan has been tight-lipped regarding when and where certain players will see action this season, and not just to the media.
The Gators knew the first step to upsetting a top-five team was to play their ugly brand of basketball.
Georgia fans are known as merciless diehards, infamous for antagonizing, booing and even barking at the visiting Gators.
The Southeastern Conference’s top divers will hope to make a splash at the O’Connell Center when the SEC Swimming and Diving Championships begin this weekend.
After losing its top two golfers from last season, the Florida men’s golf team wasn’t expected to compete on a national level this year.
Leadership is crucial in all college sports, whether it comes from an experienced senior or an emerging young star.
The No. 2 Florida women's tennis team will be heading out on a highly anticipated road trip this weekend to play No. 4 North Carolina and No. 6 Duke.
The Gators believe in making an impact in the first four minutes of the game. But after a number of close losses, there’s a new time emphasis surrounding the team.
Three years ago, NBA referee Tim Donaghy was busted for betting.
Francesca Enea may have been the Gators’ top player last season, but the loss of fellow senior Corrie Brooks might be just as difficult to deal with this season.
Stick it. Flash a smile. Wave to the crowd. Sprint over and embrace your teammates. Repeat three more times.
The key to Preston Tucker’s move to right field has little to do with Preston Tucker.
When freshman guard Brittany Shine comes off the floor during a game, she removes her mouthpiece and sticks it in her sock.
To simply say sophomore Brittany Schutte is versatile would be an understatement.
The No. 2 Florida women’s tennis team fought its way to a 5-2 victory over No. 25 South Florida on Tuesday in Linder Stadium at Ring Tennis Complex.
Coach Kevin O’Sullivan’s baseball approach relies on good pitching supported by solid defense.
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