Youth isn’t to blame for UF's struggles
By Kyle Wood | Feb. 28, 2019The Florida baseball team was expected to struggle early on because of the sheer number of freshmen and newcomers on the roster.
The Florida baseball team was expected to struggle early on because of the sheer number of freshmen and newcomers on the roster.
The No. 7 Florida baseball team is back at Alfred A. McKethan Stadium this weekend for a three-game series with the Big South’s Winthrop Eagles, starting tonight at 6:30.
Central Florida’s offensive war of attrition bested Florida’s scoring spurts on Wednesday night.
Jud Fabian was 0 for 4 when he walked to the plate in the top of the 10th inning with fellow freshman Cory Acton standing on first base.
Sunday was an occasion that deserved a celebration for UF freshman Kendrick Calilao.
Florida right fielder Wil Dalton dug into the batter's box with two outs and the bases loaded.
The bad habits continued, and the outcome remained the same.
A promising beginning to the season for No. 5 Florida baseball has quickly evaporated as the Gators (3-2) dropped both of their mid-week games to inferior in-state programs.
North Florida’s Chris Berry launched a ball off the scoreboard in the top of the ninth.
Florida never led.
A warm February afternoon in Gainesville featured some chilly bats.
With two on and two out, second baseman Blake Reese popped a 3-2 pitch into shallow right field that narrowly fell in among the outstretched arms of three Long Beach State players.
Coach Kevin O’Sullivan preached throughout spring practice about the growing pains his young team would face.
The future of Florida’s pitching staff is here.
Baseball is officially back.
Florida’s baseball team enters the 2019 campaign with high expectations, as it should.
Coach Kevin O’Sullivan fielded questions Friday afternoon at McKethan Stadium about the high expectations for his team and the underclassmen he is counting on to meet those expectations.
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It doesn’t matter who the opponent is. If the opportunity presents itself, Gators baseball coach Kevin O’Sullivan will run his special play.
Austin Langworthy’s eyes never left the ball. They stayed glued to the pitch as it traveled from the mound, off his aluminum bat and as it sailed over the right-center field wall.