Gators roll despite poor second half
By JOHN BOOTHE< | Mar. 23, 2011Rarely does a 10-goal lead and a running clock after halftime translate into a lukewarm victory.
Rarely does a 10-goal lead and a running clock after halftime translate into a lukewarm victory.
Programs like Florida don’t aspire to simply make the postseason; they want to win NCAA titles. A trip to the Women’s National Invitation Tournament is merely a consolation prize.
After a disappointing second-place finish in the Southeastern Conference Championships, Florida is eager to take on the nation at the NCAA 2011 Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships.
The Gators have faced dynamic scorers throughout the season, but none of them compare to what they will see tonight.
After an up-and-down season, Alex Tyus is focused on ending his career in style.
The Gators baseball team might have used up all of their runs for the week.
Will Muschamp isn’t a fan of the word “potential.”
It was a game of batting practice for the top-ranked Gators.
Although Fairfield isn’t the most highly touted team on Florida’s schedule, tonight’s matchup against the unranked Stags will still be the Gators’ tallest test.
Contrary to popular opinion, BYU is not a one-man team.
I had only heard stories and seen brief highlights of Jimmer Fredette before seeing him up close and personal.
Will Muschamp wants to turn Ronald Powell into the football equivalent of a superhero.
Riding an eight-game winning streak and the best start in program history, the top-ranked Gators look poised to make a run back to Omaha, Neb.
Last year, Florida’s freshmen struggled to establish a good rapport with the team’s upperclassmen, often clashing with the veterans.
Florida showed Monday why there’s no substitute for size.
TAMPA — After a year filled with clutch shots in big moments, there was little surprise when the Gators turned to Erving Walker with their season on the line.
After two consecutive dramatic comebacks and a gem featuring few offensive highlights, the top-ranked Gators won their eighth straight game Sunday, capping off a stellar week with a 7-3 drubbing of No. 5 LSU in Alex Box Stadium in Baton Rouge, La.
Instead of cats and dogs or stacks of money, it will be raining three-pointers tonight in Fort Myers.
Despite their best efforts, the Gators were unable to recapture last year’s glory.
The Gators rolled up to the Birmingham Jefferson Civic Center prepared to defend their conference title, but after small mistakes, mild sicknesses and pestering injuries, they fell short.