Gators sweep Crimson Tide 3-0
By GREG LUCA | Oct. 9, 2010"if(typeof(jsCall)=='function'){jsCall();}else{setTimeout('jsCall()',500);}" type="hidden" />
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As the 2009 season drew to a close, many expected the libero position to become a weakness for Florida.
Football players aren’t the only athletes who have to worry about getting knocked out of a game due to a concussion.
After five weeks of relying on strong defense to grind out tough wins, the Gators put on an offensive showcase Sunday.
Over the past 20 years, Florida has been accustomed to facing the defending Southeastern Conference champion only during intra-squad practices.
Trying to defend against the Florida offense is like reading a “Choose Your Own Adventure” book.
Four days after winning their 19th match in a row against the Seminoles, the Gators extended an even longer streak of dominance on Sunday.
Although they’ve already played eight ranked opponents, the most important part of the Gators volleyball season is just getting started.
After beating ranked foes from the Big 12, Mountain West and Southeastern Conferences in the first nine matches of the so-called “Gator Gauntlet,” Florida closed its rough opening stretch by adding a fourth conference to the list.
If you open this year’s Florida volleyball media guide and turn to pages 27 and 28, you will come upon accolade after accolade after accolade and then some.
There should be little doubt as to who is currently the best volleyball team in the Southeastern Conference.
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The Gators enter Southeastern Conference play having already defeated four top-15 teams.
Chanel Brown is the only active true freshman on a roster with nine upperclassmen, but you wouldn’t believe it watching her play.
Less than 24 hours after 15 service errors cost Florida a chance to beat No. 1 Penn State, a pair of service aces brought them a measure of redemption.
Less than 24 hours after 15 service errors cost the Gators a chance to beat No. 1 Penn State, a pair of service aces brought them a measure of redemption.
Before tonight’s match against Penn State, Florida volleyball coach Mary Wise said there would not be a whole lot of room for mistakes.
Florida is just five games into its season and has already faced top-tier teams like No. 7 Nebraska, No. 11 Iowa State and No. 15 Colorado State.
It really isn’t surprising when a team’s starting outside hitters are two of its top-three kill producers. In fact, it’s expected.
The Gators football team wasn’t the only orange and blue squad winning ugly Saturday.