While the women’s team offed Texas A&M for their second upset in a row, the men rode high back to Gainesville after they added to their win streak.
The action starts at noon from Gainesville while the men start at 2 p.m. Sunday.
The teams will now prepare for Texas A&M on Sunday afternoon.
First serve will be at 5 p.m. for the women and 6 p.m. for the men.
The men’s team found their way against the Tigers while the women traveled back home with a loss.
The men and women of Florida tennis look ahead to their next conference opponent, the Auburn Tigers.
The Gators celebrated Friday night after trampling the Alabama Crimson Tide.
Both of Florida’s teams will be in action against Alabama Friday afternoon with the men in Gainesville and the women traveling to Tuscaloosa.
After two long weeks of agony and defeat, No. 21 Florida's three-game losing skid finally came to a close Thursday afternoon after defeating South Florida 5-2
No. 22 Florida will play the unranked USF Bulls for the first time since 2016 Thursday at 2 p.m.
McCartney Kessler and Marlee Zein finally got their first doubles win but lost their singles matches.
The Gators are now returning to Gainesville for another shot at redemption after a 4-1 loss to Florida State.
The Seminoles came out on top early with the doubles point advantage and easily handled what UF had to offer, cleaning up 3 matches to clinch the win.
No. 21 Florida will battle their second top-25 ranked opponent in a row after a loss to UCF.
Sunday’s match between No. 11 Florida and Florida State will be rescheduled for a later time.
The No. 21 women's team fell short, but the No. 11 men's came up with a big win.
The women will begin the action Friday at 3 p.m. and are followed by the men at 5 p.m.
Comeback in doubles play inspires a 7-0 sweep.
A new season means a new opportunity for an SEC title run, especially after an SEC Coaches poll puts the Gators at No. 3 before their Monday matchup.
The No. 6 Longhorns claimed the ITA Kickoff Tournament’s throne, but the No. 9 Gators didn’t go out begging on their knees.
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