The UF volleyball team lost only its second match of the season Saturday night, but it lost something much more important toward the end of game three.
As the final minute ticked off the clock in UF's 45-12 win against Florida State and chants of "Te-bow Heis-man!" rang out across The Swamp, his teammates urged quarterback Tim Tebow to join in the celebration.
Depree Bowden took the pass, threw up a 30-footer from the left wing as time expired and thought for just a moment that it might fall and cap an improbable comeback bid by the Gators.
The UF volleyball team lost only its second match of the season Saturday night, but it lost something much more important toward the end of game three.
If Tim Tebow wins the Heisman Trophy, he will have plenty of hands to shake and people to thank.
With freshman cornerback Joe Haden (high right ankle sprain) out of the lineup this week, Jacques Rickerson knew he had a second chance to impress UF's coaching staff.
For a group of seniors who experienced everything from mediocrity to a coaching change to a national title, Saturday was a flawless ending.
Nine goals and five assists.
Freshman cornerback Joe Haden is questionable to play Saturday against Florida State, UF coach Urban Meyer said Tuesday.
Lauren Bledsoe is going home for the Thanksgiving holiday, but there won't be much time for family and friends.
Prairie View A&M dominated the opening of both halves, but it would be the UF women's basketball team (3-1) who finished on top with a 69-63 victory Tuesday night.
A single pair of blue and silver Nike shoes lies untouched in the corner of a bonus room on the second story of a Tampa home.
Christmas music is already playing on the radio, red and green decorations are infiltrating stores in the Oaks Mall and white, plastic reindeer are grazing on the lawn of the V.A. Medical Center on Archer Road.
When UF throttled Florida State 34-7 two years ago in the Swamp, UF coach Urban Meyer walked around the locker room with his hands in his pockets.
The Southeastern Conference office announced its end-of-season volleyball awards Tuesday afternoon, and, just like the conference standings, the Gators came out on top.
When offensive tackle Carlton Medder said he was the "last of a dying breed," he wasn't kidding.
The UF women's cross country team placed 11th among 31 teams at the NCAA Championships on Monday, marking the best finish ever for a Gators squad
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