Shyatt inks five-year deal as Wyoming’s head coach
By ADAM BERRY | Mar. 31, 2011After helping lead Florida back to the Elite Eight, Larry Shyatt is returning to his former home.
After helping lead Florida back to the Elite Eight, Larry Shyatt is returning to his former home.
NEW ORLEANS — With 9:26 left in regulation, Florida held an 11-point lead, staring at a trip to the Final Four and a return to national prominence.
NEW ORLEANS— With 9:26 left in regulation, the Gators held an
NEW ORLEANS— Although Butler is a rising mid-major from
When Chandler Parsons was in first grade, back at Highlands Elementary School, he had to draw a picture showing what he wanted to do when he grew up.
The Gators have faced dynamic scorers throughout the season, but none of them compare to what they will see tonight.
After an up-and-down season, Alex Tyus is focused on ending his career in style.
Contrary to popular opinion, BYU is not a one-man team.
TAMPA — After a year filled with clutch shots in big moments, there was little surprise when the Gators turned to Erving Walker with their season on the line.
TAMPA— After a year filled with clutch shots in big moments, there
TAMPA- After three seasons without an NCAA Tournament victory, the Gators worked their way back into the win column in dominating fashion.
As the Gators sat at 5-2 following a loss to UCF, earning a No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament seemed impossible.
Note: The following column is not meant in any way to disrespect women. It may seem to address only men, but this is because the columnist wishes to follow the format laid out in the Holy Bible. By “man,” he means “any human being who partakes in awesome things.” If, by chance, you are a single woman who happens to fall in that category, do not hesitate to e-mail the columnist. He is free this weekend.
Even before the NCAA Tournament selection show came to a close, the Gators were facing criticism for receiving a No. 2 seed.
ATLANTA— In the first two games of the Southeastern Conference Tournament, the Gators were able to overcome slow starts with dominant second halves.
ATLANTA— Just hours after a crushing defeat in the finals of the Southeastern Conference Tournament, the Gators found new life.
ATLANTA—For the second straight day, the Gators entered halftime
ATLANTA— After a lackluster first half, the Gators squashed the
Florida ended both its Southeastern Conference Coach of the Year
NASHVILLE, Tenn.— After a week filled with the challenge of