After a major scare to open the second half, Florida linebacker Darrin Kitchens is expected to be fine.
A six-loss season of frustration, of trying to fit square pegs into round roles, finally came to a head Saturday for Florida and first-year coach Will Muschamp.
By nearly every measurement, Florida’s defense dominated Saturday night.
What was supposed to be a dream sendoff at home for Florida’s seniors quickly turned into a nightmare Saturday.
Although Gainesville is home to a regional in this year’s NCAA volleyball tournament, it’s going to take Florida two wins on the road if it wants to play in the O’Connell Center again this season.
Saturday was supposed to be the day the Gators turned it all around.
For the second consecutive day, the Gators’ leading scorer had 28 points.
La Salle’s Brittany Wilson hit her second free throw, knotting the score 51-51 with 13:37 remaining in the second half.
Though the Gators exited the O’Connell Center on Friday night far from full-strength, they showed no signs of slowing down while on the court.
Stephanie Ferrell didn’t take a single swing in the third set.
Through four games this season, it has been easy to guess where the Gators are going to find their offense.
When John Brantley and Deonte Thompson first met, the future seemed incredibly bright.
There was no chain slung around his neck. There was no ferocious glare on his face. There was no energy, no passion.
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After a disappointing performance in a season-opening loss to Michigan, Florida junior forward Jennifer George knew something had to change. Now, with three additional games on the stat sheet, it’s looking like the transformation didn’t take long.
While many volleyball teams around the NCAA have already wrapped up their regular seasons, Florida’s players have one last test against South Carolina tonight in the O’Connell Center before they can enjoy a quick Thanksgiving break.
TAMPA — Before leaving Gainesville, Kenny Boynton purposefully stayed late in the gym to keep his shooting touch fresh.
For Taylor Unroe and her family, butterflies and fairies have always served as a symbol.
Florida coach Will Muschamp was pleased with how his team responded to an early deficit against Furman on Saturday.
TAMPA – Billy Donovan is facing an identity crisis.
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