Gators struggle to find balance
Feb. 7, 2008A trait of all young teams is inconsistency.
A trait of all young teams is inconsistency.
You could see it in their faces. The Gators didn't want to let this one slip away.
Monday - 10 points and eight rebounds against Stetson. Fractured tooth.
The Southeastern Conference schedule leaves little time to worry about the past.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Sometimes the score can be deceiving.
Players have all sorts of pregame idiosyncrasies to get themselves hyped up for the next 40 minutes of play. Gators forward Dan Werner has just one - listening to the same three songs.
There's no love lost here.
Despite two home losses last week, don't count UF out of the NCAA Tournament picture just yet.
Just when you think the Gators have grown up, a game like this reminds you: Age is not just a number, it's a state of mind.
UF wanted to make certain that LSU All-American center Sylvia Fowles would not beat them.
The UF women's basketball team continues to feel the growing pains of a team that finished 9-22 last season.
If Tiger Woods has room to improve, so do the Gators.
A chance for redemption.
Take a look at Kim Critton's stats, and you might not understand why she's considered a key player for the Gators.
When Gators forward Dan Werner strolled into the training room to get taped before Sunday's game against Vanderbilt, he was shocked to see his former road-game roommate, Lee Humphrey, standing there - without his hair.
Sunday's win at South Carolina may turn out to be a turning point in the season, and it turns out the team got a hint of that from its coaching staff before the game.
The national champions are back in the national picture.
The days of flying under the radar are over.
COLUMBIA, S.C. - Take nothing for granted in Southeastern Conference play.
A.J. Ogilvy walked over to the bench, shook his head and buried his face in his towel.