UF fans breathe a sigh of relief
Sep. 6, 2008It wasn't the first time that "SEC" chants rained down onto Florida Field. But this time there was something different about them.
It wasn't the first time that "SEC" chants rained down onto Florida Field. But this time there was something different about them.
Hill in the third quarter of the Gators' 26-3 win against Miami in Ben
Tim Tebow teetered back and forth on his feet for a moment and let out an "Ummm."
When the lights brightened, the shadows of surprise evaporated.
This time, Aaron Hernandez was ready.
Urban Meyer seems to have figured out a sure-fire way to win games at Florida: block a punt.
Entering Saturday's duel between Florida and Miami the prevailing logic was that redshirt freshman quarterback Robert Marve and freshman Jacory Harris would wilt under the bright lights of Florida Field.
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Opinions of Kestahn Moore couldn't be any more different inside and out of UF's program.
Robert Marve is in trouble. Big trouble.
It's been a while since these teams last met, but don't tell the Gators it's not a rivalry.
Making your first career start at quarterback is a daunting task for anyone. Making that first start in arguably the most raucous stadium in the country in front of fans who wouldn't mind seeing your head on a pole takes it to another level.
In mid-air hangs an attacker, a defender and an orange and blue striped volleyball.
Sometimes reaching the pinnacle of sport doesn't seem too far away.
Coach Mary Wise fielded questions on a number of topics prior to Thursday's practice on the O'Connell center floor.
As the UF women's golf team prepares for its first tournament of the season this weekend with the Preview Invitational, the team will try to dwell on successes from last year.
When Jeff Demps sneaks through Miami's defensive line, avert your eyes.
When the Gators and Hurricanes meet in The Swamp Saturday, more than just a game will be on the line.
It looks like UF will have its full complement of players for Saturday's matchup against Miami.
Four months ago, Matt Patchan didn't know if he would ever play football again.