Following an 82-73 loss to top-seeded and ninth-ranked Tennessee in the quarterfinals of the Southeastern Conference Tournament on Friday, Florida awaits its postseason fate, hoping for an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament.
In the heat of Saturday afternoon’s game against Kentucky, Florida went cold.
A day after playing what coach Kevin O’Sullivan called one of their best games of the season, the Gators had one of their worst outings to date.
Florida only managed one hit against Auburn on Sunday, but it was a big one.
Coach Mike Holloway and Florida’s bid to win a fourth straight NCAA Indoor Championship fell short on Saturday in Fayetteville, Ark.
The Gators battled weather in the first round of the Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters, but they struggled worse during the second round.
The Gators put themselves in a hole for the second straight game on Saturday.
Sophomore Briana Little has been locked in against Auburn.
Alexandra Cercone has proved she can battle when it counts.
After taking a 57-50 lead against Kentucky with 7:36 left, Florida went scoreless for the remainder of the contest.
Indiana didn’t need any extra bases on Friday.
For the third straight match, the outcome for the Gators men’s tennis team came down to the final singles pairing.
The No. 4 Gators (24-1) began Southeastern Conference play with a bang on Friday night.
The Florida men’s golf team had to face the elements once again in the Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters in Las Vegas.
Coach Kevin O’Sullivan met with freshman right-hander Mike Vinson on Wednesday morning. Vinson struggled while facing two batters in Jacksonville and hadn’t consistently thrown strikes all year.
The last time Lauren Haeger pitched against Alabama, she left the circle early and was relieved by Hannah Rogers after surrendering eight runs in the Southeastern Conference Championship game.
Despite an inauspicious two-week stretch that saw Florida go just 2-2 and draw the ire of coach Billy Donovan, the Gators took a commanding step closer to their ultimate goal on Wednesday night.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.—Johnny Magliozzi struts out to the mound every appearance as “Wild Thing” blares from the speakers. With his season so far, the tune from “Major League” doesn’t suit him. Sure the right-hander from Boston has the same bravado Ricky Vaughn terrorized hitters with. But, the sophomore pounds the strike zone and rarely finds himself behind a batter. He’s bought into the Sully System and it’s time Florida’s relievers take his lead.
After jumping to an 8-4 lead against No. 12 Loyola in the second half, the second-ranked Gators found themselves on their heels.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — An injury to Florida's starting shortstop forced Kevin O’Sullivan to shuffle his lineup. Judging from their performance against Jacksonville, the Gators have found another potent pair at the top.
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