Big first half propels UF to win over FSU
By ADAM BERRY | Nov. 24, 2009In Florida’s first real test of the season, the team proved what it is capable of.
In Florida’s first real test of the season, the team proved what it is capable of.
In its last two games, Florida shot below its standards.
Florida isn’t spending too much time worrying about the garnet-and-gold monkey on its back.
It may be early in the season, but the Florida women’s basketball team is using its performance in Pittsburgh, an 81-58 loss on Friday, as a wake-up call.
When Erving Walker’s 3-pointer found the bottom of the net a little more than three minutes into the second half Friday night, he said two words immediately came to his mind.
The shots didn’t fall for the Florida women’s basketball team against FSU and it lost by four.
The shots weren’t falling for the UF women’s basketball team against FSU, and the Gators lost by 4.
It may have taken longer than expected, but Florida finally found its outside shot Friday night.
For the second game in a row, Chandler Parsons kept one of Florida’s most impressive streaks alive.
The UF women’s basketball team was outsized in its loss against No. 13 FSU on Tuesday.
Columnists Phil Kegler, Bobby Callovi and Kyle Maistri spent most of the trip to and from South Carolina predicting the NCAA Tournament bracket.
When the going got tough, Kenny Boynton got going.
Florida shot miserably against Georgia Southern on Wednesday night, but the Gators opened up a 20-point win in the second half thanks to their defense.
The Florida women’s basketball team made 50 percent of its shots in a season-opening win over Stetson, but coach Amanda Butler thought it could do even better.
Madness in college basketball isn’t exclusive to March.
Coach Amanda Butler has the utmost respect for FSU’s inside game.
Florida redshirt sophomore Adam Allen will undergo his third surgery on his left knee next week, a team source confirmed Monday.
Vernon Macklin’s regular-season debut for Florida couldn’t have started much worse.
They shot, they stole, they conquered.
Nine of Billy Donovan’s 13 players this season are holdovers from last year’s squad, but he might as well be coaching a new team.