Women advance to NCAA Championships with second-place finish
By ADAM BERRY | Nov. 16, 2008The 34th Street Wall says it all for the UF women's cross country team: "We made it. UF XC to NCAAs 2008."
The 34th Street Wall says it all for the UF women's cross country team: "We made it. UF XC to NCAAs 2008."
An athletic department investigation into alleged student-athlete gambling revealed that UF guard Nick Calathes reportedly ran up a $600 online poker debt.
It was a baptism by fire, and the Gators nearly got burned.
This is getting ridiculous.
Brandon Hicks started the week battling Dustin Doe for playing time at the weakside linebacker spot. After his performance in No. 3 UF's 56-6 rout of No. 24 South Carolina, he might enter next week as the starter at strongside linebacker.
While nervous teammates dealt with first-game jitters, Dan Werner had the steady hand.
The UF women's basketball team's season opener on Friday night didn't go as well as the team had hoped, thanks to a feisty underdog.
Having high expectations does not ensure automatic success.
Another year, another group of immature students squirting milk out their noses while laughing at the terrible joke that is "Beat the Cocks."
It's time we got our hands dirty here at the alligatorSports Brand picks column.
The UF cross country teams have one more step to take before the NCAA Championships.
As the ball hit the back of the net for a California goal, Jazmyne Avant immediately covered her face to hide from her teammates.
With the last fall preseason games over, the Gators softball team has played its last contests until February and the start of the spring season.
With UF sitting all alone atop the Southeastern Conference standings, it would be bold to suggest the No. 12 Gators have a tough time matching up with anything the conference throws at them.
The UF-South Carolina game usually isn't the most hyped contest on the Gators' schedule, but maybe it should be.
Gloria Westcott will be able to walk to the Georgia Dome from her hotel on Dec. 6.
An athletic department's investigation into possible wrongdoing by UF guard Nick Calathes turned up with no NCAA violations after Calathes reportedly loss $600 betting on online poker, Yahoo!Sports reported Friday.
While nervous teammates dealt with first-game jitters, Dan Werner had the steady hand.
Apparently, UF coach Billy Donovan doesn't mind a little gunplay when it comes to recruiting.