The Gators have had to answer questions all preseason about their 9-22 record last season and why this year will be different.
The corny, Halloween-themed jokes are easy to make.
The championship celebration is over.
UF offensive lineman Mike Pouncey practiced with the defensive line Tuesday, Gators coach Urban Meyer said.
UF freshmen Ndidi Madu and Kerri Simpson's history as teammates started long before they came to Gainesville.
Tonight, in a rare midweek match, UF plays a South Carolina team (11-12, 4-10 Southeastern Conference) that should be frightened to face the No. 10 Gators (20-1, SEC 13-1).
When it comes to UF's young defensive linemen, it's better to let them explain what practice has been like recently.
Everyone knew the Gators would have trouble filling the hole at free safety left by Reggie Nelson.
In the past month the UF football team has watched Auburn kicker Wes Byrum do the Gator Chomp in The Swamp, LSU running back Jacob Hester torch their defense on fourth down and Georgia fans celebrate in Jacksonville for just the third time in 18 years.
His face may look familiar, but to UF coach Billy Donovan, second-year forward Dan Werner is still a freshman.
The UF defensive line took a major hit Monday, as Coach Urban Meyer said starting tackle Javier Estopinan and backup Brandon Antwine are out for the season.
With the college football world standing on its ear and the Southeastern Conference more tangled than Joakim Noah's hair, there should be some pretty interesting bowl matchups this year.
The number two represents a lot for sophomore transfer Lonnika Thompson.
After beating Coastal Carolina in a morning conclusion to Sunday's darkness-postponed quarterfinal, the UF men's golf team was unable to defeat UCLA on Monday.
JACKSONVILLE - Just when the Florida-Georgia rivalry had become staler than movie-theater popcorn, Georgia made sure the Cocktail Party was extra lame for the Gators.
JACKSONVILLE - It took three years, but Mark Richt finally found the formula for beating Urban Meyer.
JACKSONVILLE - It was a familiar postgame sight in Jacksonville Municipal Stadium.
The UF cross country teams posted results almost identical to a year ago at the Southeastern Conference Championship on Saturday.
They are a 14-woman wrecking crew.
After UF's 42-30 loss to Georgia on Saturday, it looks like the Gators will fall short of reaching their goal of contending for the Southeastern Conference Championship.
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