For the first 66 minutes of the match, it appeared UF would have its fourth 1-0 game in a row with Arkansas.
The Gator women's swim team showed promise a week ago in Michigan against the Wolverines and the Stanford Cardinal.
When fans get their first glimpse of the 2008-09 UF women's basketball team tonight, they might notice a few changes from last season.
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Former UF coach Ron Zook approaches James Smith and asks him a simple question.
The film haunts Chandler Parsons.
The UF men's swim team opened up its Southeastern Conference season against LSU on Wednesday, downing the Tigers 166-131 and improving its all-time record against LSU to 19-0.
Last year, the Gators needed all 11 Southeastern Conference games to win the regular-season title. This season they will have three chances to clinch at least a share of the top spot, starting tonight with a match against Arkansas.
Rich Brooks has a front-row seat for an upcoming horror flick.
Special teams will again play a big role when No. 5 UF hosts Kentucky on Saturday.
Dear college football fans,
Only a few days after the UF men's and women's swimming teams began their journey to find themselves, they begin their journey to find where they stack up in the Southeastern Conference.
If the way he plays football is any indication, Jeffery Demps must be a pretty smart shopper.
Tim Tebow has more than one vote to cast this fall.
Pardon me, as I steal a line from one of my favorite rappers, but "Will the real Gators please stand up?"
If there's one thing the BCS has been resoundingly successful at, it's evoking emotion.
As Carl Johnson approached the tunnel - just minutes away from storming onto the field for his first career start against defending champion LSU - he received some simple but choice words to give him inspiration from the man he is attempting to replace, Jim Tartt.
The Gators' suddenly lethal rushing attack looks to be getting a key weapon back this week.
The phrase doesn't exactly sound cliche, but UF coach Amanda Butler might have created some new coach-speak when she said it.
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