Florida exacts revenge for first loss of season
By JORDAN MCPHERSON | Mar. 8, 2014After being shutout by Ole Miss to open up Southeastern Conference play on Friday, Florida evened the series Saturday.
After being shutout by Ole Miss to open up Southeastern Conference play on Friday, Florida evened the series Saturday.
After No. 1 Florida sealed an 84-65 win against No. 25 Kentucky in the O’Connell Center on Saturday, senior forward Will Yeguete hoisted a sign that read “18-0 and more to go.”
On Friday, the third time was the charm for Kentucky.
Casey Turgeon handed Florida (8-6) a 1-0 walk-off victory in its series opener against Connecticut (4-6) on Friday night at McKethan Stadium.
After starting the season with 22 straight wins, No. 1 Florida had trouble at the plate when it started its Southeastern Conference schedule against Ole Miss on Friday.
Alaina Johnson outdid herself in her final meet in the O’Connell Center on Friday.
A well-rounded effort on Thursday afternoon propelled Florida to a 71-67 win over Mississippi State in its first game of the Southeastern Conference tournament.
Michael Frazier II had a career day as he carried the Gators on offense Tuesday night.
Florida (7-6) won its first home-away-from-home game 4-2 against Southern Mississippi (6-7) at Bayfront Stadium in Pensacola on Tuesday night.
Stephanie Tofft shifted the momentum for No. 1 Florida in the fourth inning against Boston College on Tuesday.
It was an ice-cold and windy kind of day in Baltimore at Loyola University Maryland on Tuesday.
J.D. Tomlinson and Florida men’s golf finally have something to smile about.
For the first time in a long time, Florida positively responded to adversity.
Florida’s offense continued to struggle bringing in runs in the final game of its home tournament on Sunday.
Despite a valiant effort against a physically superior team, Florida came up short on Senior Day in Gainesville against No. 17 Texas A&M, 83-72.
Brianna Morgan has made a steady climb in her sophomore campaign.
Florida bunted its way to its first victory since its series finale against Miami last Sunday, which, after two lifeless performances since, seemed like an eternity ago.
Six hundred twenty nine days separated Karsten Whitson’s last two victories.
After hitting a solo home run against No. 4 Oregon on Friday, Lauren Haeger kept hitting balls out of the park on Saturday.
When Eddie Lovett came into the 2014 indoor season, one thing was on his mind above all: Being consistent to become the first conference hurdler to four-peat in the 60-meter hurdles.