Florida hosts Mississippi State for SEC opener series
By Jose Tovar | Mar. 12, 2022The Florida softball team will host the Mississippi State Bulldogs at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium March 12-14 for its first SEC series of the year.
The Florida softball team will host the Mississippi State Bulldogs at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium March 12-14 for its first SEC series of the year.
After a get-right game against Liberty, Florida lost its fourth game of the season against a top-ten team, falling on the road to the No. 9 Loyola Greyhounds.
Florida HC Mike White gave a somber speech to the media after Thursday’s loss to Texas A&M, which bounced the Gators from the SEC Tournament and turned their tournament hopes to wash. “A two hour microcosm of the season,” White said. “Ups, downs. Leave everything out on the floor and come up just a little bit short.”
Florida lacrosse got back on schedule, curbing a three-game skid with a badly needed win against the Liberty Flames.
The Gator bats didn’t give the bullpen much breathing room, but No. 11 Florida (11-3) did just enough to secure a 1-0 victory in the first battle of a two-game slate against the Jacksonville Dolphins (8-5).
Florida’s SEC Tournament matchup Thursday will be a make-or-break game for the Gators’ Big Dance aspirations.
No. 5 Florida (9-2) improved to 2-0 in conference play in a 4-3 win over No. 9 Kentucky. The Gators were able to pick up their fourth straight win, all coming against top-10 opponents
“It is obviously a huge honor to win at home,” said Annabell Fuller, who tied for fourth individually this weekend. The Gators women’s golf team tied with Michigan for first-place Sunday, taking the title in the 50th annual Vystar Gators Invitational over the weekend.
After a game-one loss Friday night, the Gators had a chance to flip the script from last year and give the ‘Canes a taste of their own medicine. They did just that, winning Saturday and Sunday with the help of sophomores Brandon Sproat and Timmy Manning throwing their best games of the young season.
Florida softball earned consecutive run-rule wins over Coastal Carolina and Georgia State Sunday on the last day of the Bubly Invitational.
After a defeat on Friday night, the Florida Gators booked a rubber game on Sunday afternoon with Miami on the heels of an 8-1 victory.
Kentucky's Oscar Thsiebwe dominated Florida to the tune of 27 points and 15 rebounds. This marks the second loss to the Wildcat's this season and leaves UF with work to do in the SEC Tournament.
Florida softball executes a dominant win against Tennessee State, claiming its third win in a row. The Gators now face a doubleheader Sunday to close out the Bubly Invitational.
The Gators fought hard, but fouls and finishing woes caused them to drop their third-straight game.
Florida men’s tennis faced a tough opponent in No. 6 South Carolina to open conference play, and a 7-0 victory serves as their most impressive win of the season and a reminder that this team is a national title contender.
Florida secured sole possession of its fourth-consecutive SEC regular-season title and became the fifth team to achieve it undefeated
In the opening game of a three-game series, the Gators’ bats were unable to match up with the Hurricanes pitching.
Redshirt junior Skylar Wallace had a phenomenal performance Friday in the Gators’ doubleheader against Georgia State and Coastal Carolina. She stole four bases and score three times.
Ole Miss center Shakira Austin’s size gave her 27 points and the Gators a 70-60 bouncing out of the SEC Tournament. Zippy Broughton scored 26 points to lead UF’s depleted roster that was missing stars Kiki Smith and Jordyn Merritt.
“We hate Miami, they hate us.” The sentiment was blunt from junior Jud Fabian before a massive weekend series against the Hurricanes in Coral Gables.