Xaivian Lee breaks out of slump in Florida’s win over Providence
By Jeffrey Serber | Nov. 28Xaivian Lee looked out of rhythm through six games with the Gators.
Xaivian Lee looked out of rhythm through six games with the Gators.
Despite a career-high from Urban Klavzar, Gators basketball lost to TCU after committing 19 turnovers and getting in foul trouble early.
Florida will be joined by Providence, TCU and Wisconsin
Florida's backcourt trio has found quick success at the next level with Will Richard earning a spot in the Warriors' starting five.
Florida's front court has had two players log a double-double in its last four games.
Although Florida women’s basketball was without its top scorer, Liv McGill, the team secured its first road win of the season against FAU, spearheaded by Laila Reynolds’ 17 points.
Rioux became the tallest player in NCAA history to log a point.
Gators basketball returns to Stephen C. O’Connell Center for the last time before taking on the brunt of their non-conference schedule.
Florida women’s basketball bounced back from its first loss of the season, as Liv McGill returned to the court to lead with 27 points, while Laila Reynolds secured a career-high 21 points.
It took a few games for the 6-foot-10, 265 pound center to find his footing, but Chinyelu thrived against Miami on Friday.
Condon logged 15 first-half points, while four Gators reached double-digits.
The Gators offense didn’t look the same without Liv McGill, as the Navy Midshipman picked up their second win against an SEC team in program history.
The Gators haven’t played the Hurricanes since 2019
Following a 38-point performance against Chattanooga, sophomore guard Liv McGill was scoreless in the first quarter of the game. Florida relied on junior Laila Reynolds and freshman Nyadieng Yiech, who came off the bench to score 18 points.
After a 14-2 run in the second half that gave the Gators a 66-57 lead, Florida (2-1) escaped a potential upset against the Seminoles (2-1) en route to a 78-76 victory.
Liv McGill is off to a record-breaking start and tallied 64 points, 17 rebounds, 19 assists and 12 steals in the Gators' first two games.
As the Gators look to build on last season's tournament run and maintain a winning culture, this game against Florida State will play a crucial role as they prepare for a rigorous nonconference schedule that includes matchups against No. 3 UConn and No. 4 Duke, followed by a packed SEC schedule.
Fland hasn’t committed a turnover through two games but has struggled to find his shot beyond the arc.
Florida women’s basketball secured its third consecutive victory of the season, backed by Me’Arah O’Neal’s career-high 20 points.
Gators basketball recorded its first win of the season and 7-foot-9 redshirt freshman Olivier Rioux made his collegiate debut.