After Florida swept Auburn on Friday in its first Southeastern Conference game of the season, UF was able to do it again on Sunday against Ole Miss.
The opening point of Florida versus Auburn lasted for what seemed like three minutes, each team diving and digging and dashing around the court, neither side wishing to be the first to trail in its conference opener.
Closing the door to one of the toughest preconference schedules in Florida history, the Gators head to Alabama to face their first Southeastern Conference opponent, Auburn, tonight at 8.
If Florida’s offense worked like a battery, then Mackenzie Dagostino would surely be the energizer bunny.
Every time I’ve talked with volleyball coach Mary Wise about specific positions this season, she always breaks them down in football terms, so that’s what I’m going to do for all you football fans that don’t know a thing about volleyball.
Coach Mary Wise’s central theme this season has been the Gators’ potential for growth.
A transfer and a walk-on lead their team to a four-set win.
Coach Mary Wise will have plenty for her squad to work on before Sunday.
Ziva Recek has not seen much time on the court this season.
Starting is proof that a player is one of the best at that position. It’s what players work toward the entire time they’re on a team.
It was nearly three decades ago when she embarked on her head-coaching career, barely a year removed from playing college volleyball and with zero experience as a coach.
In the history of its program, only two non-conference opponents have ever defeated Southern California at home.
When Florida needed a point against San Diego on Thursday, it went to Rhamat Alhassan.
Like any young team searching for confidence, credibility and an identity, Florida is looking to test itself.
For coach Mary Wise, it all comes down to the grit and the grind.
Carli Snyder is a freshman, but she doesn’t play like one.
Florida would have relished a win last night against Florida State.
With the first road trip looming, the Gators are looking to put the past behind them and focus on creating an impression with its largest roster since at least 1996.
After an impressive start to her collegiate career, freshman Rhamat Alhassan ended the weekend on a high note as she was named the Southeastern Conference Freshman of the Week on Tuesday.
Last year, Florida relied on senior setter Taylor Brauneis.
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