Storming to Atlanta: No. 2 UF heads for showdown with No. 1 'Bama after beating FSU
Nov. 29, 2008TALLAHASSEE - It seemed appropriate that the final step to Atlanta would resemble a swamp.
TALLAHASSEE - It seemed appropriate that the final step to Atlanta would resemble a swamp.
TALLAHASSEE - That depleted defensive line wasn't such a big problem after all.
TALLAHASSEE - Florida's supply of playmakers continues to seem endless.
TALLAHASSEE - Florida's offense and the weather had a similar effect inside Doak Campbell Stadium on Saturday.
TALLAHASSEE - Lost amid the Gators' 30-point victory against the Seminoles on Saturday might be the most important play of UF's season.
TALLAHASSEE - A lot has been said about UF's quick strike offense, but lost amid the offensive exploits is the dominant play of the defense early in games.
We here at the alligatorSports Brand Picks Column are seeing double.
I know part of my job is trying to get fans hopped up and excited for games, but I just don't have it in me this week.
If it feels like every game the Gators have played this season has been against a rival, you're not alone.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Leave it to the man with the rings to make the big shot.
As the fall season nears its end, the UF swim teams leave satisfied about the progress they've made.
If UF wants to be successful in the postseason, then it knows it will have to win back-to-back games at some point.
For her entire 17-year tenure at UF, coach Mary Wise has had her team in a position to win the regular season Southeastern Conference title.
It might sound ridiculous, but No. 2 UF has been defeating its opponents by too much lately.
Jeremy Criscione saved his best effort for his last cross country race as a Gator.
Playing its second game in as many days wasn't much of a problem for UF on Monday night.
OK, loyal Phil on the Hill readers (do those exist?), it seems you're owed an apology.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - It looked as though UF was going to contain Syracuse point guard Jonny Flynn.
As this season has been progressing, the UF swim teams have always been looking to the spring season, but they also focused on the competition that stood in their way this fall.
As he left Florida Field for what may have been the final time on Saturday, Percy Harvin took a much different route than fans are used to seeing from the talented junior receiver.