Gators' 3-point shooting leads them in win over Troy
By ADAM BERRY | Nov. 20, 2009It may have taken longer than expected, but Florida finally found its outside shot Friday night.
It may have taken longer than expected, but Florida finally found its outside shot Friday night.
For the second game in a row, Chandler Parsons kept one of Florida’s most impressive streaks alive.
Columnists Phil Kegler, Bobby Callovi and Kyle Maistri spent most of the trip to and from South Carolina predicting the NCAA Tournament bracket.
When the going got tough, Kenny Boynton got going.
Florida shot miserably against Georgia Southern on Wednesday night, but the Gators opened up a 20-point win in the second half thanks to their defense.
Madness in college basketball isn’t exclusive to March.
Florida redshirt sophomore Adam Allen will undergo his third surgery on his left knee next week, a team source confirmed Monday.
Vernon Macklin’s regular-season debut for Florida couldn’t have started much worse.
Nine of Billy Donovan’s 13 players this season are holdovers from last year’s squad, but he might as well be coaching a new team.
Two years removed from standing on top of the college basketball world, Florida is finally stepping out of its own shadow.
Amid all the hype surrounding the new-look starting lineup, the Gators' bench players showed Monday night the strides they made this offseason.
Florida dominated Webber International for 35 minutes Monday.
Billy Donovan's full-court press put some pressure on Florida's newest players last week.
As impressive as the Gators' guards were in their first exhibition game Monday night, Florida's frontcourt play left a little something to be desired.
As a highly touted recruit who played in more than his fair share of high school all-star games, Kenny Boynton was no stranger to the spotlight before making his Florida debut.
The Gators finished a respectable fifth in scoring defense in the SEC last year, giving up 67.4 points per game, but the real problem can be seen in how well other teams shot against them.
Florida's backcourt just got a little deeper.
Chandler Parsons has traded in his buzz cut for a mop top - a new look for a player looking for a fresh start.
It didn't take Billy Donovan long to change his opinion of Nimrod Tishman.
Last season, Florida's frontcourt struggled to stay healthy and faced even more problems staying in shape.