Baseball lineup rounding out as UF faces Missouri
By IAN COHEN | Apr. 2, 2015When Kevin O’Sullivan pieced together Florida’s opening day lineup, it looked formidable.
When Kevin O’Sullivan pieced together Florida’s opening day lineup, it looked formidable.
Florida needed more.
Those anticipating a basketball letdown following NCAA’s March Madness can look to the professionals for relief.
Florida’s Danny Young, racing after a ball bouncing down the first base line, didn’t intend to collide with FSU’s D.J. Stewart.
After Alabama took a 4-3 lead in the top of the sixth inning on Saturday, No. 4 Florida was back on the defensive.
You could hear Logan Shore pitching from the stands.
After four games on the road, the Gators baseball team will have to wait one more day before playing its first game at McKethan Stadium in more than a week.
The last time No. 4 Florida went into a Southeastern Conference series, the results were not what it anticipated.
The madness began in the sixth inning.
After dropping its first weekend series of the season last weekend against Ole Miss, the No. 4 Florida baseball team looks to turn it around when it travels to play Stetson at 6:30 p.m. in DeLand.
Florida split its two games against Ole Miss on Saturday, as the Gators struggled to hit in the first game but caught fire in the second.
The No. 2 Florida baseball team fell 4-1 in its series opener against Ole Miss on Friday in Oxford, Mississippi.
Since taking over the Florida baseball program, coach Kevin O’Sullivan has not seen a player on his roster end the season with a batting average above .400.
As the game bled into the four-hour mark and the crowd began to thin, JJ Schwarz eyed down a fastball.
Florida baseball has found success against Florida State in recent years.
Buddy Reed put his body on the line in the series-deciding game between No. 2 Florida and Tennessee.
After a night in which it lost by three and failed to record a hit until the ninth inning, Florida was the aggressor on Saturday.
No. 2 Florida baseball fell flat for the first eight innings of its Southeastern Conference opener against Tennessee on Friday.
Early on this season, coach Kevin O’Sullivan has put a heavy load on his freshman class.
With strong play from its relievers and help from several early inning runs, Florida earned its second win against Fairfield Wednesday night.