Gators breeze by Gauchos, advance to face UCLA
By GREG LUCA< | Mar. 17, 2011TAMPA- After three seasons without an NCAA Tournament victory, the Gators worked their way back into the win column in dominating fashion.
TAMPA- After three seasons without an NCAA Tournament victory, the Gators worked their way back into the win column in dominating fashion.
As the Gators sat at 5-2 following a loss to UCF, earning a No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament seemed impossible.
Note: The following column is not meant in any way to disrespect women. It may seem to address only men, but this is because the columnist wishes to follow the format laid out in the Holy Bible. By “man,” he means “any human being who partakes in awesome things.” If, by chance, you are a single woman who happens to fall in that category, do not hesitate to e-mail the columnist. He is free this weekend.
Even before the NCAA Tournament selection show came to a close, the Gators were facing criticism for receiving a No. 2 seed.
ATLANTA— In the first two games of the Southeastern Conference Tournament, the Gators were able to overcome slow starts with dominant second halves.
ATLANTA— Just hours after a crushing defeat in the finals of the Southeastern Conference Tournament, the Gators found new life.
ATLANTA—For the second straight day, the Gators entered halftime
ATLANTA— After a lackluster first half, the Gators squashed the
Florida ended both its Southeastern Conference Coach of the Year
NASHVILLE, Tenn.— After a week filled with the challenge of
For coach Billy Donovan, claiming sole possession of the Southeastern Conference regular-season championship would be merely a bonus.
Although Florida’s second half against Alabama on Tuesday clinched a share of the regular-season Southeastern Conference title, it may hold an even greater significance.
Although the past four years have been a rollercoaster ride for Florida’s senior class, it has the opportunity to secure the ideal conclusion.
In a class characterized by heartbreak, Adam Allen stands out from the rest.
LEXINGTON, Ky. — The Gators will need at least one more game to clinch the Southeastern Conference East crown.
LEXINGTON, Ky. — The Gators will need at least one more game to
After 11 days filled with pain, questions and around-the-clock treatment, Chandler Parsons was ready to contribute Thursday night.
With Chandler Parsons’ recovery from a left thigh bruise nearly complete, the Gators could see the return of their senior leader tonight.
With the Gators’ most experienced player sidelined by injury, the team has turned to one of its greenest freshmen.
With a quarter of the Southeastern Conference season remaining, Alabama has already locked up the West.