Overcoming poor weather and tough losses, Florida athletics experienced an exciting weekend of sports, featuring perfect performances, season-bests and shutout wins. Friday UF performed under the Friday night lights. Track and field competed in first day of the Tyson Invitational, where 10 UF athletes posted personal-bests or season-bests in an …
Read More »Florida Men’s 800 Free Relay Breaks Records At SEC Championships
The Florida men’s 800 freestyle relay team broke four records Tuesday night at Gabrielsen Natatorium, in Athens, Ga., securing their fourth-consecutive Southeastern Conference title in the event. Alexander Painter, Josh Liendo, Julian Smith and Jake Mitchell posted a time of 6:02.50, setting program, SEC, SEC Championship, and pool records. The …
Read More »CFP Format Could Experience Change Soon
The future of the College Football Playoff (CFP) could feature significant changes. Both the SEC and the Big Ten prefer to restructure the format, pushing to expand from 12 teams. The pair proposed implementing an automatic qualification system to benefit the pair of college football powerhouses, according to Yahoo Sports’ …
Read More »Gainesville Hosts USATF Masters Indoor Track & Field Championships
The annual USATF Masters Indoor Track & Field Championships is set to take place in Gainesville Thursday through Sunday. Over 1,100 athletes are set to compete in the four-day event held at the Alachua County Sports and Events Center at Celebration Pointe. The event was held in Chicago, Illinois, last …
Read More »Explosive No. 2 Gators Extend Winning Streak To Five Games
The No. 2 Florida Gators have won five straight games and sit at 23-3 on the season. Let’s breakdown what has gone right for coach Todd Golden and UF as they reach the final stretch of the college basketball regular season. Lethal 3-Point Shooting The Gators (10-3 SEC) have hit …
Read More »Gators Men’s Tennis Begins SEC Play
The Florida Gators men’s tennis team is set to face Auburn Saturday to kick off SEC play in the Alfred A. Ring Tennis Complex. The Gators ended non-conference play with a 6-1 win over UNF last Saturday. Florida is excited to move into this next challenge in its season. “That …
Read More »Weather Disrupts Florida Athletics Schedule
Florida baseball matchup against Florida A&M scheduled for Wednesday afternoon has been postponed due to inclement weather. The game has been rescheduled for Wednesday, March 19 at Condron Family Ballpark. In addition, the Gator softball matchup against the University of North Florida in Jacksonville has been postponed. No official word …
Read More »No. 2 Florida Men’s Basketball Proves Ranking In Leveling Oklahoma
No. 2 Florida defended home court Tuesday in a blitzing of Oklahoma 85-63 for its fifth consecutive win. After an embarrassing loss in Knoxville 64-44 on Feb. 1, the Gators (23-3, 10-3 SEC) have cranked things up a notch. Even without leading rebounder and third-leading scorer Alex Condon, the Gators …
Read More »Magic Ready For Revenge Against Hawks
The Orlando Magic are looking for a win as they head north to Atlanta where they will face the Hawks on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. This game is crucial for both teams, who are searching for a late-season push to the playoffs. Only 26 games remain in the regular season …
Read More »SEC Well-Represented In Women’s Basketball Rankings
The NCAA women’s basketball season is wrapping up and the postseason is just one month away. The March Madness tournament will feature 68 Division 1 programs picked by the NCAA D1 Women’s Basketball Committee. Ahead of the big dance comes the individual conference tournaments, which decide who takes home each …
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