Women's, men's teams dominate Arkansas
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NASHVILLE, Tenn.— After a week filled with the challenge of
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — It certainly wasn’t the Southeastern Conference
Backed by a heavy dose of power and patience, the No. 2 Florida
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The Gators need to make room for one more on their flight to
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It was the tale of two wins Friday for No. 2 Florida.
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A season full of humongous highs and devastating lows for the Florida women’s basketball team continued in much the same manner Thursday against Arkansas.
Perhaps more than anything, the Gators baseball team is a national championship contender this year because of MLB’s eligibility rules.
For coach Billy Donovan, claiming sole possession of the Southeastern Conference regular-season championship would be merely a bonus.
According to all four major polls — Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball, NCBWA and USA Today/ESPN— Florida is the top-ranked team in the country.
After defeating defending Women’s College World Series champion UCLA at the Cathedral City Classic, the Gators took over the Bruins’ No. 2 spot in the NFCA polls.
Spring break came a week early for the No. 14 Gators, but they weren’t spending it at the beach.
After a month away from the familiar confines of Linder Stadium at Ring Tennis Complex, the No. 11 Florida men’s tennis team will finally retake its home court today.
Florida coach Mike Holloway expects greatness from his athletes, but last weekend’s performances may have made him do a double take.