Teams in excellent position halfway through SEC Championships
Feb. 21, 2008After two days of the Southeastern Conference Championships, the UF men and women's swimming and diving teams are in the passenger seat and driver's seat, respectively.
After two days of the Southeastern Conference Championships, the UF men and women's swimming and diving teams are in the passenger seat and driver's seat, respectively.
The Ring Tennis Complex will have an NCAA Championship feel to it on Sunday and Monday thanks to two visitors.
A look at the UF baseball lineup for Spring 2008.
No. 1 in your hearts, No. 2, No. 33, No. 13, or No. 11 in your program.
In the English language, a word or number that reads the same forward and backward is a palindrome.
It's hard to lose when you can't miss.
The UF women's tennis team continued its dominance of in-state rival Florida State on Wednesday, but it wasn't as easy as the score might indicate.
Walter Hodge looked me straight in the eyes, and he shook his head.
All of a sudden, there is a panic spreading throughout Gator Nation, and I just don't get it.
Like father, like daughter.
As usual, the UF men's golf team did something unusual.
Last year, it almost happened.
Natalie Pike captured it perfectly.
When things go bad, just go bald.
The Southeastern Conference has started to focus on UF forward Marshae Dotson.
Living up to a legacy isn't always easy.
On Sunday night, after his team scrapped to an eight-over first round and a tie for sixth at the John Hayt Invitational, UF coach Buddy Alexander was keeping the faith.
The No. 3 UF gymnastics team was in championship form once again Friday night.
Sure, the talk coming into UF men's golf team's spring season was about the Gators' depth, and sure, that noise in the system only got louder after their runaway win at the SunTrust Gator Invitational.
Even Ernie Banks would've said, "Enough is enough already."