Beal finds stroke, leads team in scoring
By JOHN BOOTHE | Jan. 10, 2012Kenny Boynton knew Brad Beal’s shooting woes wouldn’t last long.
Kenny Boynton knew Brad Beal’s shooting woes wouldn’t last long.
Junior forward Jennifer George does not worry about double-doubles.
After a 16-point second half deficit was trimmed to three, back-to-back missed one-and-one attempts by South Carolina gave Florida the chance to complete its comeback.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — In the days leading up to his team’s Southeastern Conference opener, Kenny Boynton felt like the Gators were finally prepared to play away from Gainesville.
Junior forward Jennifer George and senior guard Jordan Jones have carried Florida’s offense this season and Thursday’s win over Ole Miss was more of the same.
Patric Young knows what the Gators are in store for at practice this week.
It was a tough day for senior guard Jordan Jones and the Gators.
Florida coach Billy Donovan knew coming in to this season that the Gators would have to make sacrifices in the name of unselfish play.
Billy Donovan could see a problem brewing even before his team left for Rutgers.
Junior forward Jennifer George is on a roll heading into Southeastern Conference play in 2012.
The learning curve for Brad Beal was flattened even before he scored a game-high 21 points against Florida State on Thursday.
Jennifer George did just enough in the paint for Florida to get by and win the 2011 Gator Holiday Classic.
Returning to Gainesville after two road games in California, Sacramento native Brittany Shine was right at home.
At 6-foot-9, 247 pounds, a player as big as Patric Young should be hard to miss on a basketball court, especially when he is wide open.
For the first time in five games, Erik Murphy slid back into his old starting role on Saturday against Texas A&M and tried to forget about the long, padded sleeve covering his right leg.
The Gators’ first road trip of the 2011-12 season ended in disappointment.
After struggling through his worst shooting night of the year, Kenny Boynton looked back at the tape of Wednesday’s Arizona game to figure out where he was going wrong.
Nothing came close to junior forward Jennifer George and the Gators on the Golden Coast.
On a night in which Florida’s guards seemed lost in a season-low shooting performance against Arizona, the Gators had no other choice but to turn inside.
Freshman guard Carlie Needles planted her left foot to cut right, but she never completed the move.