As fall approaches, it's time to look back on last UF sports year
By ADAM BERRY | June 29, 2009It's that time of the year again.
It's that time of the year again.
When Nick Calathes announced his decision to leave UF after his sophomore season and take his game overseas, he took a huge part of the team's future with him.
The Florida Cross Country Camp will take place June 28-July 1 on UF's campus.
The NBA Draft used to be like a holiday to me.
Santa Fe College center fielder Keon Broxton is opting to take his chances with professional baseball and is ditching his education for a shot at the big leagues.
One of the biggest factors in sports will never show up on a stat sheet.
For most, qualifying for the U.S. Open is a big deal. But for the Alexander family, it's just another accomplishment to add to an already impressive golf resume.
The goal for the Gators was simple: win a national title.
The goal for the Gators was simple: win a national title.
Before Billy Horschel's first-ever PGA Tour event, he attempted to downplay the adjustment necessary to make the jump from college to professional golf.
As the final seconds of Game 5 ticked off the clock, it was a bittersweet moment.
On Oct. 22, I was at Tropicana Field for the Tampa Bay Rays' first-ever World Series game. My friend, who generously offered his family's extra ticket to me, still pokes fun at me for the stupid grin I had on my face for the first eight innings of the game.
After representing her school for four years, Stacey Nelson will move on to represent her country.
The search for UF's new women's golf coach is over.
Just two weeks after playing for a national championship as a member of the UF men's golf team, Billy Horschel found himself facing a new challenge: the PGA Tour.
UF coaches Kevin O'Sullivan (baseball) and Tim Walton (softball) might as well have slapped hands this past week.
Gray Horn made UF history yet again Wednesday at the NCAA Championships in Fayetteville, Ark.
It's all about perspective.
Kevin O'Sullivan's words seemed to hit Brandon McArthur like a eulogy.
As you may have noticed, coaches, players and media outlets alike are hopping on the Twitter bandwagon.