Florida seniors Nelson Maldonado and Blake Reese were seniors in high school the last time Alabama bested the Gators on the diamond.
The Florida baseball team capitalized on every error Florida State committed on Tuesday night.
The 14th-ranked UF baseball team entered its three-game series against No. 8 Vanderbilt looking to be competitive after opening SEC play losing 2 of 3 to Mississippi State last weekend.
Brady Smith blasted a home run over the left field wall to put the Florida baseball team ahead 1-0 over Vanderbilt in the fourth inning Saturday afternoon. It was the first lead UF held over the Commodores up to that point in the series.
Florida was nearly shut out for the second-consecutive game against Vanderbilt on Friday night.
Florida succumbed to the right arm of Vanderbilt’s Drake Fellows on Thursday night.
Brady McConnell turned on a ball and sent it to the bleachers in left field to put an end to Jacksonville’s comeback in the seventh inning.
The Florida baseball team hoped its 20-run outing against FSU was a sign of things to come. Instead, the Gators struggled mightily against Michigan State's elite pitching staff.
An expected rain-soaked Sunday forced the Florida baseball team and Mississippi State into a doubleheader on Saturday at Alfred A. McKethan Stadium to complete the weekend series.
Florida’s late-inning comeback bid fell short Friday night against Mississippi State.
A surging offense will meet one of the best pitching staffs in the SEC this weekend at Alfred A. McKethan Stadium when Florida hosts Mississippi State in its second-consecutive top-10 matchup.
The streak was in jeopardy.
The nature of the Florida baseball team’s opponents and outcomes through 18 games have made it difficult to gauge where the Gators are.
Junior right-hander Tyler Dyson had his best start of the season on Sunday, commanding the strike zone by allowing just one walk after giving up nine combined in his previous three outings. His performance helped No. 5 Florida to a 4-3 victory over the Yale Bulldogs to preserve a weekend sweep at Alfred A. McKethan Stadium.
The UF baseball team solved the issues that plagued it in Game 1 of its series with the Yale Bulldogs.
Florida put another tally in the win column against Yale Friday night. But it was far from a statement victory.
Pitching was the difference in both midweek games between Florida and Florida Gulf Coast. The Eagles held the advantage on the mound Wednesday night in a 7-2 victory over the Gators.
Florida’s offense put together yet another dominant showing against Florida Gulf Coast on Tuesday night.
A rain-soaked Saturday caused the No. 7 Florida baseball team and Winthrop to compete in a doubleheader on Sunday at Alfred A. McKethan Stadium.
The Gators clung to a narrow 3-2 lead over Winthrop through three and a half innings Friday night.
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