As a result of the late-game run, No. 7 Florida (22-6, 13-2 SEC) cruised to an 84-71 win over Texas (17-11, 8-7 SEC), marking Florida’s eighth-straight win and seventh straight on the road.
No. 7 Florida travels to Texas for the first time since 1997, looking to extend its win streak to eight games and seven on the road.
Foul trouble and missed opportunities plagued the Gators Sunday.
Fueled by a season-best 50% shooting from beyond the arc, Florida defeated Ole Miss for its first win in Oxford since 2016 and sixth straight road win this season.
No. 12 Florida travels to Ole Miss, looking to grab its first win in Oxford since 2016 and to extend its SEC road winning streak to six games.
Mississippi fans mimicked Florida’s rival, FSU, shouting the Seminoles' war chant during every Gator free-throw attempt. But the effort was in vain. Florida (16-12, 4-9 SEC) secured the win over Mississippi State (18-9, 5-8) 71-56 in its first conference win on the road at the Humphrey Coliseum in Starkville, Mississippi.
Fueled by the efforts of its frontcourt, No. 12 Florida (20-6, 11-2 SEC) prevailed 76-62 over South Carolina (11-15, 2-11 SEC). The Gators extended their win streak to six games and four straight against the Gamecocks.
Xaivian Lee was named SEC Player of the Week, setting a program record with four different Gators receiving the honor this season.
In the midst of a five-game winning streak, Florida’s backcourt has provided at least two double-digit scorers in each contest during the span, helping the Gators push towards their first SEC regular-season title since 2014.
Despite Kentucky cutting its deficit to five points with 36.8 seconds left, Florida stayed the course and came out on top with its first home win over the Wildcats since 2018.
A primetime conference matchup makes its way to Gainesville on Valentine's Day, where love may be in the air, but not in the O'Connell Center.
In addition to Saturday’s game being a ranked Southeastern Conference contest, it will mark the return of a former Gator who played an important role in last season’s national championship.
After a sloppy first half by both teams and an uphill climb for the Sooners in the third, it all came down to the fourth quarter.
Florida faces the final five games of the regular season, vying for a favorable seeding in the SEC Tournament. Where they stand and what it’ll take.
While Florida’s frontcourt has been the motor for the Gators’ success this season, the backcourt proved itself against Georgia, including Xaivian Lee.
After three straight impressive defensive performances, No. 14 Florida looks to keep its momentum and shut down Georgia’s offense that leads the SEC and ranks second nationally, averaging 91.9 points per game.
It's no secret that sophomore guard Liv McGill is the key to Florida women’s basketball’s success. This season, McGill is the team’s leading scorer, passer and second leading rebounder, all while pacing the team in steals per game.
Despite facing a Texas A&M team that entered Saturday’s game leading the Southeastern Conference in 3-point shooting percent (37.6%) and ranked second in scoring with 92 points per game, Florida’s defense rose to the occasion.
The opportunity to be the sole team at the top of the Southeastern Conference standings is on the line. On Saturday, No. 17 Florida (16-6, 7-2 SEC) travels to College Station, Texas, to face Texas A&M (17-5, 7-2 SEC) at 8:30 p.m. ET.
Alex Condon may serve as the blueprint for a Gators basketball victory. An essential member of the 2025 National Championship team, Condon is one of Florida’s biggest assets.
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