A week after booing offensive coordinator Steve Addazio, Florida fans will welcome their ideal play-caller to The Swamp.
Fans aren’t the only ones stuck in Florida’s glory days.
We heard the news of Ole Miss’ new mascot and we couldn’t pass this game up.
Whether it’s giving her team a mid-match pep talk, smacking a kill in crunch time or even tickling one of her brothers in a driveway pickup game, Callie Rivers will do whatever it takes to win.
Florida’s new McDonald’s All-American point guard showed off his shooting stroke at the team’s media day Wednesday.
The names and faces may be the same, but the bodies and the mentality will be significantly different.
Florida’s defense is coming off one of its worst performances against the run this season, and the unit does not have much time to adjust.
The women’s basketball program is full of fresh faces, and not all of them are wearing jerseys on gameday. At least not anymore.
After their worst weekend of conference play, the Gators return home.
There was a certain air of somberness on the Gators’ side during Monday’s swim meet.
One reason why the Florida volleyball team is currently the No. 1 team in the nation is the collection of experience on the team.
Cross country running is not Dumisane Hlaselo’s typical style of race. But the South African track star still competes in it for the Gators for one reason: to make his country’s Olympic team.
After a turbulent freshman season filled with numerous highs and lows, Kenny Boynton has reason to believe he’ll make major strides in his second year.
Even though he returned to practice earlier this week, wide receiver Chris Rainey will not see action in games until he fulfills two obligations.
Florida’s offense has lacked a big-play tight end this season. And now, its recruiting class might too.
Since arriving on campus three years ago, coach Amanda Butler has made no secret of her expectations for the women’s basketball program: win a national championship.
The flagship team of UF’s athletic program may be slipping, but across the street in the O’Connell Center, another squad has reached the pinnacle of its sport.
When Emmanuel Moody walked through the Florida football offices Sunday, he came upon a welcome sight waiting in the hallway.
When the No. 13 Gators embarked on their second Southeastern Conference road trip of the season, they were fresh off their best offensive weekend of the year.
Andre Debose didn’t need to run routes or learn a book’s worth of plays in high school.
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