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By JESSE SIMONTON | May 17, 2011In the span of 48 hours, the No. 6 Gators baseball team stomached rampant jubilation followed by muddled misery.
In the span of 48 hours, the No. 6 Gators baseball team stomached rampant jubilation followed by muddled misery.
While craziness ensued this weekend during No. 6 Florida’s dramatic series victory over No. 7 Vanderbilt, an unfailing presence emerged yet again to thrust the Gators back into the Southeastern Conference Eastern Division race.
On Saturday, No. 8 Florida and No. 3 Vanderbilt played a pseudo-doubleheader that provided comeback heroics followed by a whooping in the worst degree. Saturday was odd. Sunday was just plain crazy.
Less than three hours after an exhilarating comeback win, the No. 8 Florida baseball team left Hawkins Field with a bitter taste in their mouths and a game behind No. 3 Vanderbilt for first place in the conference.
The awaited matchup between No. 2 Vanderbilt and No. 8 Florida was suspended in the middle of the sixth inning Friday with the Commodores ahead.
Jacksonville native Austin Maddox likes playing against his hometown rival North Florida.
Last Tuesday, the Gators’ panda finally looked comfortable.
Florida’s Kevin O’Sullivan could breathe a little easier Saturday
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Fresh off sweeping a seven-game homestand, the No. 4 Gators trekked to Fayetteville, Ark., with a renewed since of confidence. After a tough loss on Thursday, their buoyancy will be tested.
For the third straight weekend, the No. 5 Florida (35-10, 17-4 Southeastern Conference) baseball team will take on the SEC Western division leader, traveling to Fayetteville, Ark., to face the No. 18 Razorbacks (30-13, 10-11 SEC) in a three-game series at Baum Stadium starting tonight at 7:30.
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