Gators give rest of the SEC something to think about
Oct. 12, 2008Kentucky has got to be scared out of its mind.
Kentucky has got to be scared out of its mind.
The Swamp Swagger is back.
A third option at middle blocker has officially emerged.
After the most successful season in the team's 12-year history, the Gators softball team took the field Sunday for the first time since falling to Texas A&M in the Women's College World Series national semifinals.
Although just three of the 30 players on the UF soccer team are seniors, they have had a huge impact all season.
This week, opportunity will knock in Durham, N.C., for three players on the UF men's golf team.
They say that football is a game of inches, but sometimes it's a game of bounces.
Jeremy Foley even went out of his way to congratulate kicker Jonathan Phillips.
Brandon Spikes will never be a punter, but he's doing pretty well at linebacker.
With many of the UF's cross country team's top runners sitting out of the Walt Disney World Classic Saturday morning, Anthony Morales took advantage of the opportunity to prove himself.
When the UF cross country team lines up to start the Walt Disney World Classic this Saturday, one of the Gators will already have a first-place finish at Disney's Wide World of Sports Complex under his belt.
With each laugh, the confines of a horrid past slowly trickle out.
It's clear that UF quarterback Tim Tebow and LSU students have a special bond.
All week long, No. 11 UF has been reliving its worst nightmare.
Just like that, Jeff Dadamo and Tyler Hochwalt are done for the week.
On a night when the 1998 national championship Gators soccer team returned to Pressly Stadium, No. 12 UF didn't wait long to impress.
She anxiously sat, nervously watched and patiently waited her turn.
While the Gators only have one true forward on the field, she is not the only person they count on to score.
All right, it's time for the lights in The Swamp to brighten again come Saturday.