Track, field moves to O'Connell Center for only indoor meet
By TONI-ANN MILLER | Jan. 22, 2009There's no place like home - not for Dorothy or UF's track and field teams.
There's no place like home - not for Dorothy or UF's track and field teams.
Call them the Twin Towers, or name them what you will.
The UF men's tennis team opens its season today, on the heels of the Australian Open kicking off Down Under, when they host Furman at 3 p.m.
Road meets may not be nearly as fun, but for the UF gymnastics team, Fayetteville, Ark., isn't too shabby as a home away from home.
The Santa Fe College women's basketball team kept the fans on the edge of their seats in its Mid-Florida Conference game against Central Florida Community College on Wednesday.
Amanda Butler walked into the postgame media area with orange-and-blue Gators flip-flops flip-flopping with her.
Coming off its win against Georgia last Sunday, No. 15 UF has some time to rest before its next game.
UF gymnastics coach Rhonda Faehn had an extended weekend to think about it.
Once again, the UF basketball team is listed in the AP Top 25 poll this week. Neat.
The UF swimming and diving teams make a habit out of defeating Florida Atlantic.
This weekend's preseason tournament provided experience for a young UF men's tennis team.
UF had a lot to prove Sunday against Georgia, and the team sure played like it.
As a team, UF didn't blow the competition away, but Mariam Kevkhishvili single-handedly did while securing her place in the NCAA Indoor Championships.
The UF gymnasts didn't know they were losing after a less-than-stellar performance on balance beam.
As the UF track and field teams prepare for their first meet of the season, the Kentucky Invitational in Lexington, expectations are high for the freshman class.
There's good news and there's bad news.
It is easy to overvalue the present and immediately believe what you just saw is better than the previous "best." The trap always looms. So going into this debate, I took special notice to steel myself against the norm.
A pair of UF women's tennis players will visit Sin City today with an ace or two in mind.