It was perhaps a harder-fought victory than the Gators intended. It wasn’t glamorous, and it wasn’t without some obvious shooting deficiencies. But it was a win, regardless.
The Gators played from behind all afternoon. They trailed for over 38 minutes of game time after jumping out to a quick 5-0 lead, but they still had a chance at the end.
It isn’t always pretty.
Former guard Chris Chiozza sank a buzzer-beating, three-point floater the last time the Gators played in Madison Square Garden.
“I’ll play walk-ons. I don’t care.”
A poor finish against Butler turned into a sluggish start for Florida’s basketball team against North Florida on Wednesday night.
Florida’s Thanksgiving week jaunt down to the Caribbean didn’t quite go as expected.
The Florida Gators basketball team has gotten off to an...ah...interesting start. Probably not the one it was hoping for.
Florida began the holiday week with ample opportunities to earn marquee wins. The stacked field at the Battle 4 Atlantis included No. 25 Wisconsin and No. 5 Virginia.
Florida Gators guard Noah Locke let a small grin tug at the side of his lips.
A breakout game for Dontay Bassett couldn’t secure a Florida win in the Battle 4 Atlantis quarterfinals.
The Florida Gators have been worse at three-point shooting than GPD has been at trying to catch criminals listed in UF Alerts.
For one brief second, the Stephen C. O’Connell Center fell silent.
Florida needs to shoot the ball better to be successful. That much is clear.
KeVaughn Allen clearly doesn’t like being held off the scoreboard.
Some things are best left in the past.
t’s been a while since the Florida Gators last beat the Florida State Seminoles in basketball.
Losing streaks are tough. Especially when they come against your biggest rival.
Scottie Wilbekin and Patric Young donned the orange and blue the last time the Florida basketball team scored a win against rival Florida State.
It won’t be Jalen Hudson.
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