Gators still have work to do in SEC tournament
By CALLOVI< | Nov. 3, 2008The only certainty for the No. 7 Gators in the postseason is that they will play two games.
The only certainty for the No. 7 Gators in the postseason is that they will play two games.
For the second year in a row, UF's secondary is the team's most dangerous unit.
UF coach Mary Wise couldn't seem to find her seat during Sunday's 3-0 (25-15, 25-16, 25-11) sweep against Arkansas.
The UF women's golf team qualified for a No. 14 seed at the Hooters Match Play Championship in Orlando and will take on Texas A&M today.
As the end of the season approaches, the UF cross country teams have momentum on their side, but the Gators aren't ready to pat themselves on the back just yet.
JACKSONVILLE - Forget the "Gator Stomp," this was the Gator Romp.
JACKSONVILLE - If there's one way to stop a team from stomping in your end zone, it's keeping them out of your end zone altogether.
Carlos Cueto and Tyler Hochwalt are looking forward to matches against familiar faces today. Their opponents? Each other.
JACKSONVILLE - If there's one certain way to stop a team from stomping in your end zone it's keeping them out of your end zone altogether.
JACKSONVILLE - If there's one certain way to stop a team from stomping in your end zone it's keeping them out of your end zone altogether.
JACKSONVILLE - Joe Haden read the post route perfectly and 88 yards later, Georgia would never regain momentum.
JACKSONVILLE - UF linebacker Brandon Spikes made one thing perfectly clear on Georgia's second play from scrimmage: UGA running back Knowshon Moreno would not have his way with the Gators' defense like he did last year.
With a roar of laughter, the swim programs of two schools that have rivalries in more than just swim congratulated each other on a meet well-swum.
With a roar of laughter, the swim programs of two schools that have rivalries in more than just swim congratulated each other on a meet well-swum.
An undefeated conference season cements the Gators in the Southeastern Conference record book.
The story of an underappreciated offensive lineman has been told before, but you've never heard one like this.
Kenny Boynton, one of the nation's top prospects in the class of 2009, announced his commitment to UF on ESPNU today.
Apparently, this whole "no comment" thing this week extends to more than just UF football players.
Night after night, the Gators trot out a slew of physically captivating freshman point scorers.