Gators start strong, finish slowly on day 2 of USF-Rawlings Invitational
By Graham Marsh | Feb. 8, 2020A strong start to the day was quickly halted for Florida softball.
A strong start to the day was quickly halted for Florida softball.
The Gators looked hungover.
For seven months, all of college softball’s eyes have been on the Gators. What would they do without an All-American in the circle? How could a winning program revamp its style of play and expect to contend at that same elite level as it did before?
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What were once commanding voices of leadership in the locker room, bullpen and dugout have now vacated Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium. The echoes of all-time athletes like Kelly Barnhill, Amanda Lorenz and Alex Voss interfere with loud whispers of doubt from the rest of college softball, generating feedback in Gainesville.