Outside backs providing offensive spark for Gators in SEC play
By MICHELLE PROVENZANO< | Sep. 30, 2013The Gators’ outside backs are fueling their offense in Southeastern Conference play.
The Gators’ outside backs are fueling their offense in Southeastern Conference play.
Although Pamela Begic tried to spark a rally for UF in the second half, Florida could not come back against Missouri.
It took only four minutes and 32 seconds for Savannah Jordan to break through Mississippi’s defense.
In Savannah Jordan, the Gators trust.
Lauren Silver runs the ball wide.
Alumni weekend provided something greater than just the bond of being a Gator.
Liz Slattery is the latest freshman to make an impact for the Gators.
Savannah Jordan just needed one touch.
Savannah Jordan finds strength through adversity.
Pamela Begic’s hair is gone.
Havana Solaun is no stranger to comebacks.
With fewer than 30 seconds left to win the game, Pamela Begic had a choice.
It took Savannah Jordan more than 60 minutes to find her way past Minnesota’s back line, and when she did, the result was positive for UF.
Southeastern Conference Freshman of the Week Pamela Begic is already making an impact for the Florida offense this season.
Midfielders Havana Solaun and Annie Speese’s chemistry bodes well for Florida’s offense.
With freshman Savannah Jordan’s quick start to the season, Havana Solaun faded into the supporting cast of Florida’s offense.
The misty weather and an hour-long rain delay didn’t seem to faze Pamela Begic on the field in the Gators’ first ever meeting with the Sooners.
For coach Becky Burleigh and the Gators, 2013 has been a year of many firsts.
With the loss of five consistent playmakers to graduation following last season, Florida entered 2013 without definitive answers at key positions.
Freshmen Pamela Begic and Meggie Dougherty Howard mastered the corner kicks.