Surging Gators keeping one eye on NCAAs
By Ray Boone | Oct. 12, 2016No. 9 Florida has been one of the most dominant teams in the Southeastern Conference this season.
No. 9 Florida has been one of the most dominant teams in the Southeastern Conference this season.
During the second set of Sunday’s matchup between No. 9 Florida and South Carolina, Gamecocks middle blocker Alicia Starr went up high for a kill to dent the Gators’ 23-19 lead.
With the No. 11 Florida volleyball team up 18-12 in the third set and holding a commanding 2-0 lead against Southeastern Conference rival South Carolina, all it needed was sound play to close out the rest of the match.
After a strong start to the fourth set, the No. 5 Florida volleyball team was tied with Tennessee at 20.
During the first set of Wednesday night’s matchup between No. 5 Florida and Kentucky, UF outside hitter Carli Snyder drilled a ball off a perfect set from Allie Monserez.
The Florida volleyball team snuck into the weekend’s Southeastern Conference opener with caution. The then-No. 6-ranked Gators were set to face a pair of teams that had already gotten off to solid starts to the year.
Historically, the No. 6-ranked Florida volleyball team has dominated Alabama.
Since 2009, Ole Miss volleyball has won just one set against Florida.
The No. 6 Florida Gators volleyball team is already four weeks into its season.
UF’s volleyball team wasn’t expecting this.
In the middle of the third set in Friday night’s matchup against Jacksonville, the Gators were having a difficult time pulling away from the Dolphins.
It’s been a long, tiresome journey.
Freshmen Allie Gregory and Rachael Kramer had yet to face this sort of challenge.
When the Florida volleyball team faces No. 13 Florida State in Tallahassee tonight, the No. 7 Gators (6-1) won’t be getting much love.
Florida’s volleyball team has been on a tear.
The Florida volleyball team hosted a block party on Saturday, and the whole Denver team was invited.
To date, Carli Snyder, Alex Holston and Rhamat Alhassan have been the pulse of Florida volleyball’s attack.
The Florida Gators may have been thousands of miles from Gainesville, but it felt like a home match for Carli Snyder.
The No. 7 Florida volleyball team made short work of Saturday’s double header in East Lansing, Michigan.
During the fourth set of Florida volleyball’s match against Oregon on Saturday night, the Gators’ backs were against the wall.