Florida volleyball’s defense dominates in win
By Patrick Pinak | Nov. 2, 2015Florida’s defense squashed Georgia this weekend — on the volleyball court.
Florida’s defense squashed Georgia this weekend — on the volleyball court.
Becoming an elite team requires the mental resolve to maintain intensity against every opponent, even when playing teams at the bottom of the conference.
Abby Detering has a rocket arm.
As the Florida volleyball team enters the final month of the season, the Gators have emerged from an early season rough patch and hit their stride recently.
Florida volleyball has found its rhythm.
In a clash between two of the Southeastern Conference’s elite, Florida turned in one of its most impressive performances of the season.
Undefeated in Southeastern Conference play last season, the Gators volleyball team had high expectations for their 2015 campaign.
You can’t hit through it.
After dropping its last meeting with Kentucky in September, Florida sought redemption on Sunday.
Any talk of the Gators dropping off has seemingly been quelled.
Mary Wise watched her player’s serves fly out of bounds and into the net left and right on Sunday.
It’s not how you start, it’s how you finish.
After its first three game conference losing streak in more than a quarter century, the UF volleyball team needed a big performance to get back on track.
As the starting setter, Mackenzie Dagostino has been the quarterback for Florida volleyball’s offense all season long.
Mary Wise has had a track record of dominating the Southeastern Conference.
Coming off a gut-wrenching loss to Missouri on Wednesday in which it threw away a 2-0 set lead, the Florida volleyball team was looking to rebound on the road against Arkansas.
With a big lead against Missouri, the Gators crumbled.
Six hundred eighty days.
All good things must come to an end.
Rhamat Alhassan and Mackenzie Dagostino were in sync with each other Friday night.