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Gator Soccer Twins Live Their Dream

It’s often said that twins have an inseparable bond not many others can relate to. But rarely do twin athletes who play at a high level, get to play together. Yet, Lauren and Brooke Smith are enjoying the luxury of playing on the same squad and the benefits are evident on …

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Brotherhood of Baseball

Former UF pitcher Hudson Randall comes from a baseball family where his dad and older brother inspired him to start playing ball. “My dad and older brother were already in the sport, so by the time I came of age I sort of just joined in on the fun,” Randall …

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Jumping to Victory

Senior track athlete Marquis Dendy is entering the final season of his decorated career at the University of Florida. Before he became a two time national champion, he was state champion in Delaware where he still holds records for long jump and triple jump. Coming out of high school he …

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2014 SEC Football Preview: Missouri Tigers

When the Missouri Tigers joined the SEC in 2012, they entered with the public perception that the step up in competition from the Big XII would be so drastic that being successful could take multiple seasons. Although the 5-7 campaign two years ago was true to projected form, the Tigers …

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2014 College Football Preview: Tennessee

The Tennessee Volunteers 2013 season was a contrast between old and new. With a new head coach and a team of veterans, the result was a disappointing 5-7 result and an absence from bowl season for the third consecutive year. The 2014 season is a contrast of 2013: while head …

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SEC Football Media Days; Second Day Recap

Day Two of SEC Football Media Days is in the books as South Carolina, Mississippi State, Texas A&M, and Tennessee all took turns on the podium speaking about their programs. Steve Spurrier, head coach of the University of South Carolina, began the proceedings. The Gamecocks are coming off its third-straight 11-2 campaign, …

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