Coach Mary Wise knew one of her student managers for Florida volleyball was different than most quickly. In her 33 years of coaching, she had never seen someone so interested in the minute details of her program.
It didn’t take much for Florida’s volleyball team to take a 3-0 win over UCF, even without its star hitter in sophomore Thayer Hall – who missed her second-straight game with an undisclosed injury.
It was January of 2017 in my freshman year at UF when I got the call.
Saturday’s five-set win over the Texas A&M Aggies was memorable in more ways than one.
Florida had something to prove coming off a five-set battle to the Kentucky Wildcats, which ended in an emotional loss for a growing No. 15 Gators team.
It took five sets for Florida’s dreams of an SEC Championship title to turn into a nightmare.
Coach Mary Wise stood up on the sidelines and emphatically extended her arms in and out, portfolio in hand.
It wasn’t too long ago that Florida’s volleyball team sat around then-3-year-old Sophia Murrillo and officially welcomed her into their family with her very own jersey.
Having Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Gardner Minshew in town put the spotlight on Mississippi State on Sunday afternoon as he watched his younger sister Callie from the bleachers.
The sweet aroma of fried chicken and hamburgers on the grill fills the air as I walk around campus Saturday morning. It’s here. Football season has arrived.
Holloway (right) at ESPN’s The Undefeated town hall.
College Football Playoff selection room in Texas.
Hat rack at the College Football Playoff selection room.
The 9/11 Museum opened an exhibit dedicated to sports culture following that tragic day in history. Mark Messier of the New York Rangers wasn’t sure when the best time to resume sports again would happen, but after playing his first game back on the ice, he knew it was the right time.
The 9/11 Museum opened an exhibit dedicated to sports culture following that tragic day in history. Mark Messier of the New York Rangers wasn’t sure when the best time to resume sports again would happen, but after playing his first game back on the ice, he knew it was the right time.
The UF volleyball team celebrates its sweep of FGCU (25-17, 25-13, 25-17) in the second round of the NCAA Tournament with some fans and the Florida band.
UF Dance Marathon staff members hold signs revealing the total amount of money fundraised this year, totaling $3,026,420.19 for the Children’s Miracle Network.
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