It’s been the season of Lane Kiffin talks, and it’s coming down to the wire.
A pair of Gators competed in this past week’s Orlando M15 with hopes of qualifying for the NCAA Tournament. However, the duo had early exits, ending any hopes of qualifying.
Despite a nearly total overhaul of the roster, associate head coach Will Palmer has found the same success at the conference level and is positioned to improve upon a program-best fifth-place finish at the NCAA Championships from two seasons ago.
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Trailing 27-24, the Gators were driving down the field, looking to reclaim their lead in the fourth quarter. After two successful third down conversions, UF found itself at the Ole Miss 30-yard line, facing a third and five to gain.
Condon logged 15 first-half points, while four Gators reached double-digits.
The Gators offense didn’t look the same without Liv McGill, as the Navy Midshipman picked up their second win against an SEC team in program history.
The Gators failed to keep up with the Rebels in the second half, surrendering 538 total yards.
The Gators haven’t played the Hurricanes since 2019
Florida lost out on bowl eligibility and suffered its third consecutive loss
Florida's top interior defensive lineman has appeared in just one game this season.
To close out its regular season, Florida snapped a three-match losing streak, defeating Ole Miss on Nov. 14.
Florida faces a must-win against No. 7 Ole Miss and its high-octane offense led by head coach Lane Kiffin.
Immediately after their lackluster performance against Kentucky, the Florida Gators look to stun No. 7 Ole Miss on the road.
Following a 38-point performance against Chattanooga, sophomore guard Liv McGill was scoreless in the first quarter of the game. Florida relied on junior Laila Reynolds and freshman Nyadieng Yiech, who came off the bench to score 18 points.
The Gators tote the No. 2 ranked signing class in the nation.
The Gators couldn’t close out a 22-17 lead in set three.
Caleb Banks has been out since the Gators’ loss to Louisiana State on Sept. 13 but could play against Ole Miss on Saturday.
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