Jones nets career high to lift Florida past La Salle
By JOE MORGAN< | Nov. 25, 2011La Salle’s Brittany Wilson hit her second free throw, knotting the score 51-51 with 13:37 remaining in the second half.
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.
Through four games this season, it has been easy to guess where the Gators are going to find their offense.
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.
TAMPA — Before leaving Gainesville, Kenny Boynton purposefully stayed late in the gym to keep his shooting touch fresh.
The Gators have been struggling to clean up on the glass.
In his first three starts this season, the only thing slowing down junior Erik Murphy’s shot has been his inability to stay on the court.
In a program with as illustrious a history as that of Florida swimming, it is not often that something is accomplished for the first time.
Two days after facing their toughest frontcourt test of the young season, a possible injury caused the Gators to get creative with their lineup down low.
When slapped with a technical foul late in the second half, Florida center Azania Stewart flashed a smile.
Following Tuesday’s loss to the Buckeyes, a rough patch of poor weather waylaid the Gators’ chances of a timely return to Gainesville.
Matt: Despite a loss to Ohio State on Tuesday, it’s clear this Florida basketball team is going to be very good this season.
When Jaterra Bonds’ shots fail to fall, the turnovers become more noticeable.
Coach Billy Donovan went into Columbus, Ohio, knowing his guard-laden Gators would be exposed somewhere on the court.
Hangovers aren’t fun. At all.
Following his first career double-double on Friday, Patric Young had no problem pointing out college basketball’s top post player.
Junior forward Jennifer George has taken 17 shots this season — 16 came against Stetson .
When Brad Beal struggled to knock down 3-pointers in his career opener, he quickly found comfort scoring in a variety of ways.
Jaterra Bonds’ desperation heave found nothing but net, cutting the Gators’ deficit in half at the buzzer.
While the Gators’ guards again showcased their scoring prowess Friday night, sophomore center Patric Young took control of nearly everything else.