NCAA Tournament

Gator volleyball came out strong on the hardwood entering the first round of the NCAA Tournament.  Florida took down New Hampshire in three sets with scores of 25-15, 25-9, and 25-15.  The Wildcats were held under a .100 hitting efficiency by the Gators and even dipped to -.226 in the second …

For the first time since 1996, Billy the Kid will not be the head man in Gainesville. Billy Donovan will be leaving Florida after 19 years to become the new head coach of the NBA’s Oklahoma City Thunder. Donovan has accepted a multi-year deal with the Oklahoma City Thunder, and …

The 2015 men’s college basketball season comes to an end tonight when Duke and Wisconsin battle for One Shining Moment in Indianapolis. Duke enters Lucas Oil Stadium after blasting through Michigan State with a 20 point win. Wisconsin had arguably the toughest road to the Final. The Badgers have beaten …

Florida soccer opens NCAA Tournament competition on Sunday afternoon against the Mercer Bears (14-5-2), hoping to shake recent inconsistency and early postseason departures from previous seasons. The Gators (14-4-1) are one of four No. 2 seeds and host the first round at Dizney Lacrosse Stadium. This is UF’s 18th NCAA …

ESPN 850 WRUF’s Lola Glanton recaps all the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament national title action from North Texas. Huskies Win National Title

The UConn Huskies are national champions, here’s some photos we took from North Texas.

With the Gators out of the tournament, many fans were looking for something to do since their tickets carry them through the weekend. So many headed to the NCAA’s official Final Four celebration: Bracket Town. We headed there ourselves, and took a few photos!

Video Recap from North Texas WUFT’s Corey Brooks recaps the two games from North Texas as the UConn Huskies and Kentucky Wildcats head to the championship game in the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament.

Due to NCAA rules, we couldn’t get photos of the game. But we got you everything else from the Gators’ weekend in North Texas!

The Florida men’s basketball team, SEC Champions, No. 1 overall seed and winners of 29 straight games have reached the point where its past three seasons have come to an end, the Elite Eight. The Gators are now one win away from claiming the South region as theirs and advancing to …