Gators fall to Gamecocks in reglar season finale
Mar. 3, 2013With one final chance to bolster their resume prior to the Southeastern Conference Tournament, the Gators fell short in their regular season finale on Sunday.
With one final chance to bolster their resume prior to the Southeastern Conference Tournament, the Gators fell short in their regular season finale on Sunday.
Jennifer George wanted to cap a frustrating season with a victory in her final home game as a Gator.
Jaterra Bonds remembers the sequence like it was yesterday.
Earning trips to the foul line has been anything but charity recently for the Gators.
Alabama has become a sight for sore eyes for Jaterra Bonds and Florida this season. But Sunday’s matchup hung in the balance longer than expected.
Jaterra Bonds was known for her erratic on-court behavior for the Gators last season.
Florida’s coaching staff urged Christin Mercer to not become complacent following her best performance of the season against Alabama.
Hoping to improve its NCAA Tournament chances, the Gators grinded out an important comeback victory on Sunday.
Two games are hardly enough to be considered a representative sample, but for Vicky McIntyre and the Gators, they were small steps in the right direction.
Lily Svete is everything and nothing you would want in a forward.
Poor shooting and slow starts have plagued Florida during Southeastern Conference play. Freshman Christin Mercer helped change that, ending the Gators’ five-game losing streak in the process.
Finding consistent offense has been problematic for the Gators during Southeastern Conference play.
Redshirt freshman Carlie Needles was lights out against North Florida on Nov. 19, breaking Florida’s program record with nine three-pointers in a 74-44 victory.
Florida shot a season-low 29.8 percent from the floor on Sunday, but the cold shooting was not what fired up coach Amanda Butler.
Without senior Jennifer George (shoulder), coach Amanda Butler was forced to juggle her starting lineup on Sunday.
January Miller emerged as a legitimate scoring option for the Gators two weeks ago.
The lasting image from Florida’s near upset of No. 9 Tennessee was the anguished look on the face of freshman Christin Mercer.
Coach Amanda Butler had her team on the brink of upsetting No. 9 Tennessee on Sunday afternoon, a victory that would have represented arguably Florida’s biggest win during her tenure.
After a slow start to begin the season, junior Jaterra Bonds rose to the occasion in the Gators’ first two games to open Southeastern Conference play.
Florida netted its first Southeastern Conference win of the season with a 77-72 victory against LSU on Sunday, but the Gators suffered a troubling loss during the game.