When Florida lined up against Marquette on Thursday night, the Gators needed someone to step up and provide a quick boost.
Florida’s berth in the Sugar Bowl was a foregone conclusion, but its opponent was a mystery.
For the eighth year in a row, the Gators are among the final 16 teams alive in the NCAA Tournament.
When it comes to defense, Madison Monserez keeps digging and digging.
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For the second time in school history, the Gators enter the NCAA Tournament with the Southeastern Conference Player of the Year, Freshman of the Year and Coach of the Year.
Billy Donovan wanted to send Patric Young a message. Young heard him loud and clear.
Will Muschamp made sure he didn’t make the same mistake twice.
I was wrong.
Coach Amanda Butler thinks freshman Chandler Cooper can be an effective player, but an injured left arch has thrown a wrench into the plan.
After a fractured right thumb and a hamstring injury kept linebacker Jelani Jenkins out of three games this season, a broken fifth metatarsal will keep him out of Florida’s bowl game. He underwent surgery on Monday morning and is expected to be out four to six weeks.
When No. 1 Notre Dame takes the field for the BCS National Championship Game in Miami on Jan. 7, a Southeastern Conference team will be on the opposite sideline.
When Antonio Morrison has played, the results have been promising. Coach Will Muschamp is expecting them to only get better.
TALLAHASSEE — Will Muschamp called his team soft last season after UF closed out a dismal year with an embarrassing home loss to Florida State.
TALLAHASSEE — Florida remained ranked at No. 4 in the BCS standings on Sunday night. UF is behind No. 1 Notre Dame, No. 2 Alabama and No. 3 Georgia.
TALLAHASSEE — The atmosphere on Saturday night in the bowels of Doak Campbell Stadium was bittersweet. Florida’s fate was in another team’s hands, but coach Will Muschamp — soaked and dripping with Gatorade — still found plenty to be happy about.
After sustaining two concussions during the preseason, Casey Prather tasted blood less than a minute into his season debut.
The Gators wrapped up their regular season with a three-set sweep (25-21, 25-22, 25-19) on the road against Georgia (14-16, 8-12 Southeastern Conference).
After making a school-record nine threes four days earlier, redshirt freshman Carlie Needles again came through behind the arc for the Gators on Friday.
Known as one of the Gators’ most skilled defenders, Scottie Wilbekin proved on Friday that he could also be a scoring threat.
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