UF looks to avenge loss against No. 2 Mississippi
By JOSEPH R. HOLZER | Mar. 26, 2009It should be labeled "The Thriller at Linder."
It should be labeled "The Thriller at Linder."
This weekend, when the UF men's track and field team competes for the first time since its second-place finish in the NCAA Indoor Championships on March 14, there will be a new yet familiar face looking to contribute on the track for UF: Jeff Demps.
Senior swimmer Rex Tullius has a positive mindset for the next three days.
In 2008, the Gators had national-championship aspirations while winning the Southeastern Conference, but after the season, the team, which was full of seniors, was dismantled.
Almost two months after being kicked off UF's baseball team, Stephen Locke was officially allowed back on the team Tuesday.
Tim Tebow found himself in an unfamiliar position when the Gators opened practice Wednesday.
Two years ago, when linebacker Brandon Siler and safety Reggie Nelson decided to leave early for the NFL, UF coach Urban Meyer remembers seeing "red flags."
For the UF gymnastics team, travel isn't all business en route to the next meet. There is certainly some leisure to be found.
Fast starts haven't been one of the Gators' strengths this season.
With three players listed as catchers in the starting lineup, it's no surprise offense gave way to pitching and defense in UF's Tuesday night matchup with North Florida (9-15) in Jacksonville.
The Gators' season and senior Walter Hodge's career came to an end Tuesday night.
The Santa Fe College softball team, four-time MFC Champions, had two swept out from under them in a doubleheader against Seminole Community College on Tuesday.
The Huskies did not look very sharp by their standards against the Gators on Tuesday night.
Last time I checked, Goliath didn't have home-turf advantage against David.
The UF basketball team has faced more than its fair share of criticism this season.
The 1980 U.S. hockey team over the USSR. Villanova over Georgetown. The New York Giants over the New England Patriots.
This week might prove to be a glimpse into the future for the Gators.
There were no guarantees the lead would hold for the Gators once they turned the ball over to the bullpen before last week.
Despite getting just 2 1/3 innings from preseason ace Patrick Keating, UF (14-7, 3-3 Southeastern Conference) was able to come from behind and record a 7-5 victory on Sunday in McKethan Stadium, completing the series sweep of Tennessee (9-12, 1-5 SEC).