UM’s offense fizzled Saturday in a loss to Georgia Tech to end the regular season. Next up is the ACC tournament.

The Panthers, who finished with a losing record for the first time in five years, say they can turn it around in the conference tournament.

Larkin registered a jaw-dropping 44-inch vertical leap, the second highest ever and best since Kenny Gregory jumped 45.5 inches in 2001.

The UM women’s tennis team has reached its eighth consecutive Sweet 16 without a player ranked higher than 60th in the nation.

UM’s offense fizzled Saturday in a loss to Georgia Tech to end the regular season. Next up is the ACC tournament.

The Panthers, who finished with a losing record for the first time in five years, say they can turn it around in the conference tournament.

Larkin registered a jaw-dropping 44-inch vertical leap, the second highest ever and best since Kenny Gregory jumped 45.5 inches in 2001.

The UM women’s tennis team has reached its eighth consecutive Sweet 16 without a player ranked higher than 60th in the nation.

UM’s offense fizzled Saturday in a loss to Georgia Tech to end the regular season. Next up is the ACC tournament.

Larkin registered a jaw-dropping 44-inch vertical leap, the second highest ever and best since Kenny Gregory jumped 45.5 inches in 2001.

The UM women’s tennis team has reached its eighth consecutive Sweet 16 without a player ranked higher than 60th in the nation.

UM must win at least one of its final three games to make the ACC tournament and not put its record NCAA tournament streak in jeopardy.

Former UM players Shane Larkin and Kenny Kadji are among 61 players invited to Chicago for the NBA Combine, which starts Wednesday.

Hialeah quarterback Alin Edouard isn’t sure whether he will come to UM, while Brad Kaaya out of California committed on Monday.

The Panthers, who finished with a losing record for the first time in five years, say they can turn it around in the conference tournament.

U.S. District Judge James I. Cohn dismissed the case on grounds that the Bahamas would be a more convenient place to hold the trial.

Johnathan Cyprien became the Panthers highest NFL Draft pick when Jacksonville picked the strong safety first in the second round.

FIU safety Johnathan Cyprien was not selected in the first round of the NFL Draft despite high praise from draft analysts.

The Panthers, a young team with their apparent inequities, showed Saturday that they still have many wrinkles to iron out.

Charlotte coach Alan Major has announced point guard Braxton Ogbueze has transferred from Florida to play for the 49ers.

Four more Gators joined the ranks of the NFL on Saturday, with more expected to enter free agency. Of the four, Miami picked three.

Now, two local products and former Florida Gators face the arduous task of filling the shoes of future Hall of Famers.

Defensive tackle Sharrif Floyd fell to Minnesota with the 23rd overall pick. Baltimore took safety Matt Elam at No. 32.

Defensive tackle Sharrif Floyd and safety Matt Elam are expected to go early in the NFL Draft. Floyd could go as high as second overall.

Florida couldn’t make a shot in the opening minutes, Michigan started off hot and the Gators couldn’t recover, missing their chance to advance to the Final Four.

After losses in the past two Elite Eights, Florida wants to alter its image with a win over Michigan and a trip to the Final Four.

Matthew Thomas, saying he signed with FSU under duress in February, is asking coaches to release him so he can sign with Georgia or Southern California.

When Ken Mastrole speaks to the students at his many passing clinics, he explains that hard work will lead to open doors. That philosophy recently came true for the one-time Cardinal Gibbons standout quarterback.

Florida State had a school-record 11 players selected in the NFL Draft, more than UF and UM combined.

After sitting through the entire first round of the 2013 NFL draft on Thursday night without hearing their names called, the two remaining Seminoles who had first-round aspirations didn’t have to wait long to get drafted in the second round Friday night.

Buffalo selected EJ Manuel with the No. 16 overall pick. Bjoern Warner and Xavier Rhodes were also first-round picks.

After some lean years when few FSU players drew interest in the first round of the NFL Draft, several could go this year — one to Miami.

Penn State coach Bill O'Brien is fervently disputing suggestions raised in a report that player medical care has been compromised after the team doctor was replaced.

Brady Hoke was talking the way football coaches do, the way university presidents can't. Imagine, if you will, the snickering in academia if Michigan president Mary Sue Coleman, a biochemist by trade, accused her counterparts at Notre Dame of chickening out on a science fair.

Lane Kiffin has an idea.

Penn State has 67 scholarship players on its football roster and coach Bill O'Brien sees no reason why that will change significantly by the time the season starts Aug. 31.

Some of the greatest players have had to wait decades after becoming eligible to get the call from the College Football Hall of Fame.

A former head football coach for Minnesota State University, Mankato, who was cleared of child pornography charges last year but reassigned to an administrative position, is no longer employed at the university, the school said Wednesday.

Rutgers named Julie Hermann its new athletic director Wednesday, and the former No. 2 athletic administrator at Louisville promised a restart for the scandal-scarred program following the ouster of its men's basketball coach and the resignation of other officials.

Top prep basketball prospect Andrew Wiggins told a small gathering of family and friends at his high school gym Tuesday that he will play at Kansas.

New Rutgers basketball coach Eddie Jordan is not a graduate of the university as the school had claimed, another embarrassment for an athletic program still smarting from the firing of previous coach Mike Rice.

Maurice Taylor and Louis Bullock are eager to reconnect with Michigan.

Little-known FGCU beat San Diego State 81-71 on Sunday night, its second NCAA tournament upset of the weekend. Just like in their opening win over second-seeded Georgetown - the Eagles' calling card to the nation - there were plenty of laughs, dunks and dances.

The Miami Hurricanes massive victory wasn't the only thing UM fans were talking about online Sunday. A dance from the head coach was the talk of the Internet.