Win over Arkansas should be enough to put UF in NCAA Tournament
By Jake Dreilinger | Mar. 14, 2019The Florida men’s basketball team finally captured that coveted 18th win.
The Florida men’s basketball team finally captured that coveted 18th win.
The intensity matched the stakes.
The future for the Florida men’s basketball team seems bleak.
The Gators fell flat when it mattered.
Florida’s best option was Jalen Hudson. It had to be.
The focus has been clear for the Florida men’s basketball team over the last few weeks: Just beat the teams you’re supposed to.
Florida guard Noah Locke went up for the jump shot, but he noticed forward Isaiah Stokes open in front of the basket with 49 seconds left in the first half.
Florida guard Jalen Hudson was sprinting toward the basket when guard Andrew Nembhard found him.
Mike White has never beaten Vanderbilt in Nashville.
You may not have seen it coming two weeks ago.
Guard Noah Locke was having a rough game against Missouri. He had missed all five of his shots, but even as attempt after attempt came up short, forward Keyontae Johnson encouraged him to keep up his confidence.
Missouri forward Jeremiah Tilmon slowly trotted back to the Tigers’ bench after earning his fifth foul. The echoes of the Rowdy Reptiles rang behind him.
LSU guard Daryl Edwards lowered his head at the sound of the final buzzer.
Noah Locke’s shot bounced off the rim, but he wasn’t giving up on the play.
Mike White knows that opportunities are becoming scarce.
Six games remain in the regular season for the Gators’ men’s basketball team.
Andrew Nembhard made the right choice.
Florida freshman guard Andrew Nembhard had as much confidence on Saturday as a lion when it spots its next meal.
Vanderbilt forward Matthew Moyer did everything he could to stop Deaundrae Ballard.