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The Gators’ season-long dominance over the Vanderbilt Commodores came to an end Saturday when sophomore left-hander Jac Caglianone took the mound for Florida.
Clutch players make a name for themselves for always being in the right place at the right time.
Florida Gators catcher BT Riopelle stepped to the plate in the bottom of the 11th inning with no outs, two on base and the Gators trailing by two runs to the Alabama Crimson Tide.
The Florida Gators sat outside Kentucky Proud Park nervously surrounding a horizontal iPad screen that depicted the final inning of the Arkansas-Vanderbilt game.
It seemed nearly impossible for Florida two-way sophomore Jac Caglianone to top his outing against Vanderbilt so late in the season. The sophomore struck out nine and surrendered only one run and a hit in six and two-thirds innings of work against the Commodores, which was his best statistical performance to date.
Florida junior right-handed starting pitcher Brandon Sproat had a down night in Friday’s outing against Kentucky.
A worried feeling of deja vu overwhelmed the six-foot-four-inch frame of Kentucky freshman starting pitcher Travis Smith.
After a disappointing weekend against the Texas A&M Aggies, the Gators squared off against the No. 5 Vanderbilt Commodores in a matchup that held much at stake.
Florida junior shortstop Josh Rivera has been an offensive focal point for the Gators all season. The junior is second on the team in runs batted in and batting average with 55 and .367 respectively. Hours before Friday’s matchup against Vanderbilt, it was announced that the shortstop would be unable to play due to an injury sustained in Florida’s previous contest versus Texas A&M.
The score tallied 3-1. Florida held a comfortable lead that looked at risk.
Friday’s matchup saw all seven Gators put on a masterful performance but was headlined by dominant victories from Florida senior Carly Briggs.
The Florida Gators women’s tennis team began its 2023 campaign ranked No. 18 by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association. The team had a notable 2022 season in which they reached the Sweet 16 in the National Collegiate Athletic Association Tournament — a mark they hadn’t achieved since their 2017 National Championship win.
Two standoffs occurred on doubles courts one and two, and both Florida pairs prepared to meet their demise.
Very few expected the Ole Miss Rebels to reach the Southeastern Conference quarterfinals round in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The Rebels had a tough slate of games against the No. 13-seeded Missouri Tigers and the No. 5-seeded Auburn Tigers. But that didn’t shy the overlooked squad away from performing.
Florida led 3-2 and needed one more singles win to cap off its regular season finale with a victory.
The Gators landed in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, on a two-match losing streak and looked to get at least one victory in their final weekend of the regular season.
The Gators traveled to Athens, Georgia, after a disappointing loss Friday against the No. 15 Tennessee Volunteers.
The Gators have remained competitors all season long, even in losses.
The crowd looked nervous as the teams entered singles play. The Gators dropped two of three doubles matchups and handed the Razorbacks an early one-point lead.
You can expect all smiles when the Gators win the doubles point.
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