UF continues to win despite lack of height
Feb. 10, 2009For UF, winning isn't a matter of physical ability, talent or size.
For UF, winning isn't a matter of physical ability, talent or size.
LEXINGTON, Ky. - Nick Calathes did all he could Tuesday night.
Imagine you're standing in line at your local deli. The person behind the counter is slicing your cheese, and you don't like the thickness of the cut.
The day started out with wind and rain.
On its way to Chicago, the UF men's tennis team will make a pit stop in Champaign, Ill., for its first taste of indoor dual match play this season.
The UF-Kentucky rivalry is littered with golden moments.
Even the No. 1 team in the nation can stumble out of the gate.
The Santa Fe College softball team, No. 1 in the state and the country, couldn't hang in its doubleheader against Tallahassee Community College on Friday.
Santa Fe College (5-2) conquered the Conquistadors of Pasco-Hernando Community College on Friday.
If there is such thing as a home away from home, Baton Rouge, La., is not that place for the UF gymnastics team.
Conquer the fast greens, the elevation and the hills.
In professional wrestling there are 60-minute, falls-count-anywhere "ironman" bouts in which will and determination are tested.
The stage was set. The script was written. All UF needed was a hero.
Before coaching her first game at UF, Amanda Butler talked about lofty goals.
It looked for a while like UF might get caught looking ahead on Thursday night at Southeastern Conference doormat Alabama.
UF coach Billy Donovan revealed Thursday that freshman power forward Allan Chaney will be out two to three weeks with a stress fracture in his left heel.
After finishing 70-5 and rewriting the school's record book last year, coach Tim Walton knew his team would enter this season with a target on its back.
When Ali Gardiner steps into the batter's box, she only hears one voice resonating from the stands.
Five minutes of tears washed away four months of dreams.