Gators look to bring physicality
By GREG LUCA | Oct. 14, 2010The names and faces may be the same, but the bodies and the mentality will be significantly different.
The names and faces may be the same, but the bodies and the mentality will be significantly different.
After a turbulent freshman season filled with numerous highs and lows, Kenny Boynton has reason to believe he’ll make major strides in his second year.
With the recent string of Tampa Plant High athletes making their oral commitments in the last two weeks, one more decided to join the fun.
Corey Brewer didn’t have this opportunity as a kid.
On Friday, coach Billy Donovan announced that center Kenny Kadji has decided to transfer from Florida.
On Friday, coach Billy Donovan announced that center Kenny Kadji has decided to transfer from Florida.
Patric Young’s classes started on Monday, but he isn’t in Gainesville yet.
Backcourt depth could prove to be a problem for the Gators again next season.
Billy Donovan’s squad will have a familiar look to it this upcoming year.
Florida took a big step toward improving its backcourt this weekend, and the Gators aren’t done recruiting yet.
Billy Donovan may not have been able to bring in top guard recruits Brandon Knight and Ray McCallum, but the Gators are still actively pursuing players to help fill out their backcourt.
A year after testing the transfer waters, Alex Tyus is evaluating his NBA Draft options.
Sophomore Ray Shipman will transfer from Florida, coach Billy Donovan confirmed Wednesday.
Florida coach Billy Donovan has been surrounded by rumors the last few years, and this offseason doesn’t appear it will be any different.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Despite Florida’s 99-92 double-overtime loss to BYU, the Gators’ future still looks bright.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Before tipping off the first round of the NCAA Tournament, BYU point guard Jimmer Fredette asked Chandler Parsons for a small favor.
On paper, Florida should probably be playing in the National Invitation Tournament for the third-straight year.
OKLAHOMA CITY — About 10 minutes after the initial excitement of making the NCAA Tournament wore off, Chandler Parsons came to a harsh realization about his team’s next opponent.
After two disappointing seasons and a long two-day wait, Florida is back in the NCAA Tournament.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Florida is going to have to play the waiting game once again.