You better believe Marcie Hampton remembers last year's loss to South Carolina, but it's a memory she'd rather forget.
UF's 19th-ranked men's golf team had a "pretty mediocre" day Tuesday at the Jerry Pate National Invitational, UF coach Buddy Alexander said.
Callie Rivers had it rough growing up in a household full of boys, but she's reaping the rewards now.
While its starters snag headlines, the UF volleyball teams' bench may actually hold the keys to the squad's success.
Billy Horschel is back.
While the departure of the UF men's basketball team's staple players is well documented, the loss of two other components of the championship picture has gone relatively unnoticed.
If there's one good thing about having to wait out a post-game traffic jam at Tiger Stadium, it's watching the who's who that must wait with you.
UF proved two things with its 28-24 loss to LSU on Saturday.
Gators fans expected Sunday's rematch of last season's Southeastern Conference title game against Kentucky to be a showdown of two conference powerhouses. But following subpar starts to the season, both teams were simply hoping to keep their heads above water.
For the UF men's golf team, hope is on the upswing.
Before Friday night, it was debatable.
UF men's tennis senior Greg Ouellette advanced to the semifinals before falling Saturday at the ITA All-American Championships in Tulsa, Okla.
BATON ROUGE, La. - A long, eventful week for UF safety Tony Joiner ended like almost nothing had changed at all.
BATON ROUGE, La. - Cancel the street-flooding celebrations for the night of Jan. 7, the climbing of light posts and the massive consumption of alcohol.
UF entered Death Valley on Saturday with hopes of knocking LSU from its throne.
BATON ROUGE, La. - The Gators entered Death Valley listening to the screams of 92,910 fans.
BATON ROUGE, La - In its biggest game of the season, No. 13 UF may have found a new playmaker.
BATON ROUGE, La. - A long, eventful week for UF safety Tony Joiner ended like almost nothing had changed at all.
BATON ROUGE, LA - The Gators entered Death Valley listening to the screams of 92,910 fans.
BATON ROUGE, La. - For the first time in two weeks, the Gators actually received production from someone who wasn't named Tim Tebow or Percy Harvin.
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