The SEC's fittest coaches
Chris Low, SEC...in his early 50s. He still hits the golf ball pretty well, too. Just ask him. Florida's Urban Meyer is also in great shape. And really, when you start going down the...
Blog | May 14, 2009Looking ahead to 2009 in the SEC
Chris Low, SEC...to start looking ahead: 1. Tebow comes back: Yep, Florida's own Superman returns for his senior season, wins his second Heisman Trophy, and the Gators go on to win their third SEC championship in...
Blog | January 05, 2009Gators tap Dowling as golf coach
Associated PressJan Dowling is getting another big break. Florida hired Dowling as its golf coach Monday, giving the former "Big Break" contestant her first head coaching job.
Story | Conversation | June 15, 2009Friday, Jan. 9
...hot for more than a few games in a row. Yesterday's Results Streakers rode the Florida Gators to win 62% of their selections. Put together with Wednesday's 51% mark, it's the...
Blog Entry | Conversation | January 08, 2009Three straight birdies shows Wie's resilience at Q-school
Eric Adelson, Special to ESPN.comThe frenzy surrounding Michelle Wie even has her playing partners taking notice. But after her first double bogey Friday at LPGA Tour Q-school, the 19-year-old Wie could have tanked. Instead, she showed a steely resolve and stands just two shots off the lead with 36 holes to play, writes ESPN.com's Eric Adelson.
Story | Conversation | December 04, 2008Bean's birdie binge helps secure 1-shot Schwab Cup lead on Price
Associated PressAndy Bean made five birdies in six holes through intermittent rain showers Friday, finishing at 10-under 134 to take a one-shot lead over Nick Price after two rounds in the Charles Schwab Cup Championship.
Story | Conversation | October 31, 2008AUCTION BLOCK: PRESERVATION SOCIETY
Eric AngevineAs we try to muddle our way through low-energy preseason football games, many of us are daydreaming about the games that count, or thinking back on ch...
Blog Entry | Conversation | August 19, 2008Gomes taking steps to save players from cardiac arrest
Anna Katherine Clemmons, ESPN The MagazineMotivated by a former teammate's death, Timberwolves forward Ryan Gomes is donating defibrillators for basketball courts across the country, Anna Clemmons writes.
Story | Conversation | July 07, 2008From the legendary to the little-known, Heisman history is never dull
John D. Lukacs, Special to ESPN.comThere is a side of the Heisman few know exists. It involves stories so good, so bad, so funny, so fascinating, so sordid and so sad that they would cause even Lord Stanley's Cup to tarnish in embarrassment, if not envy.
Story | Conversation | December 07, 2007Masters Sunday
...as bad off as Phil! Dice-K did well in his debut. And four juniors are leaving Florida
Audio PodCast | April 06, 2007
ESPN Radio Daily: 4/5
Mark Schlabach and Michael Wilbon discuss Billy Donovan's return to Florida and Andy North previews the Masters
Audio PodCast | April 05, 2007Top Stories
...starts with a 4-over 76 at the Masters. Plus, Billy Donovan is going to remain at Florida and John thinks this is a great decision. He built the house, he should live in it...
Audio PodCast | April 05, 2007
Masters field: From 1 to 97
Jason Sobel, ESPN.comTo help with that yearly office pool, Jason Sobel breaks down all 97 players in this week's Masters field, ranking them in order.
Story | Conversation | April 03, 2007Championship day
Chuck Klosterman, Page 2Chuck Klosterman is coming to you live from the Georgia Dome with all the Final Four you can handle.
Story | Conversation | April 02, 2007Masters live blog, Round 1
Jason Sobel, ESPN.comIn the Round 1 Masters live blog, we looked at Tiger Woods' disappointing bogey-bogey finish.
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