UF hopes to continue streak against LSU in SEC Tourney
By KARL HYPPOLITE | Nov. 8, 2007After avenging last season's Southeastern Conference title game loss to Kentucky on Wednesday, UF is hoping to avoid a helping of payback from LSU tonight.
After avenging last season's Southeastern Conference title game loss to Kentucky on Wednesday, UF is hoping to avoid a helping of payback from LSU tonight.
Entering the Southeastern Conference tournament, forward Ashlee Elliott said the Gators were seeking to avenge their loss to Kentucky in last year's tournament title game.
KeLeigh Hudson kissed the Southeastern Conference sign she held in her hands.
It will be a bittersweet day when the Gators take the field this weekend.
The UF soccer team entered the season with stars in its eyes and hopes of a national championship in its sights.
The crowd rose in unison and gave KeLeigh Hudson a standing ovation as she walked off the field in the 70th minute of Sunday's match against LSU.
Winning has become a habit for the UF soccer team.
Ashley Harris isn't claiming that the UF soccer team is as good as the Brazilian national team.
Three weeks ago, the Gators seemed broken by their inability to score, crippling the team's national championship aspirations.
Finally, there's rest for the road weary.
Ameera Abdullah is searching for her offense.
Ameera Abdullah is searching for her offense.
With one swift kick, Megan Kerns helped UF coach Becky Burleigh make history.