Florida rests after tough week
By MATT RUBIN< | Oct. 21, 2010After playing three games in six days, the Gators will finally have some extra time to prepare for their next match.
After playing three games in six days, the Gators will finally have some extra time to prepare for their next match.
While no Gators played in the first round of the USTA/ITA Southeast Regional Championships on Thursday, seven players will be in action today.
The UF men’s golf team continues its fall schedule Sunday when it travels to Windermere for the Isleworth Collegiate Invitational hosted by Texas Tech University.
It may not have been the Gators’ most dominant performance, but getting a win is all that matters in the Southeastern Conference.
Gators fans waiting for the return of Chris Rainey can tentatively circle Oct. 30 on their calendars.
Lindsay Thompson never lost confidence. She never complained and never lost the will to lead Florida’s attack.
A.C. Leonard’s high school career could be over.
For the first time in his 28-year coaching career, Andy Jackson will be able to stay home for the regional championships.
Many things have changed since Mary Wise became Florida’s coach in 1991.
Look at Florida’s “Keys to Success” chart, and you will only see one assignment for the offense: succeed in the red zone.
Five days after decommitting from Florida, A.C. Leonard made his college decision late Monday.
A Craigslist posting for a new UF offensive coordinator hit the internet Monday because current offensive coordinator Steve Addazio “is the suckiest suck that ever sucked,” according to one Facebook status immediately following the Mississippi State debacle Saturday.
With the season less than a month away, coach Amanda Butler has been busy.
This football season has been creating excellent opportunities to examine the role of women in male locker rooms, but the way the NFL backpedaled from a series of teachable moments is both superficial and predictable.
Sunday’s match was not the best display of volleyball by the Gators this season.
Well, there’s really no other way to put it.
Omarius Hines’ 5-yard touchdown run late in the third quarter Saturday night ignited not only a struggling Gators offense but also a stadium of frustrated fans.
Saturday night the Florida football team sent Gators fans into a panic. On Sunday afternoon the other football team nearly gave the rest of the Gators fans a heart attack.
It took no second-half points, one second-half pass and 33 passing yards for Mississippi State to hand Florida its third consecutive loss Saturday night in The Swamp.
Todd Morgan can’t explain what happened to his program at Saturday’s Pre-National Invitational.