Gators missing forward Lorenzen
By Dylan Dixon | Feb. 20, 2017For the first time this season, Haley Lorenzen was not in the starting lineup for Florida when it tipped off against the Kentucky Wildcats.
For the first time this season, Haley Lorenzen was not in the starting lineup for Florida when it tipped off against the Kentucky Wildcats.
This will be an unpopular column.
No. 13 Florida doesn’t feel like a team that’s won eight games in a row.
As Alyssa Rice ripped down an offensive board over a swarm of bodies and kicked it out to Makayla Epps on the perimeter, a look of despair spread across the faces of Florida’s bench.
I.J. Ready went straight for Florida’s weakness.
With the devastating news Gators basketball fans received Wednesday regarding starting center John Egbunu’s ACL tear, I want to talk about something positive for a change.
As Amber Smith’s jumper from behind the three-point arc effortlessly snuck through the bottom of the net late in the fourth quarter, Amanda Butler couldn’t contain her frustration any longer.
Mike White was disappointed after Florida’s route of Auburn on Tuesday night.
Shimmy Gray-Miller still vividly remembers the first time she met Kay Yow.
No. 15 Florida will finish the season without its starting center.
With about eight minutes left in the game, Canyon Barry drove hard to the basket.
As loss after loss continued to pile on to the Gators’ conference record earlier this month, Amanda Butler finally hit her breaking point. She couldn’t take it anymore.
Gators forward Justin Leon only shot two three-pointers in high school, both in his senior year.
Sunday wasn’t supposed to be easy for freshman guard Delicia Washington.
Mike White was smiling.
With his team in the midst of a 20-10 run late in the second half, Justin Leon sprinted hard down the court.
Chris Chiozza stood with his shoulders square at the basket, toes at the free-throw line.
Ronni Williams and Delicia Washington trotted toward halfcourt before meeting each other with a chest bump as the final buzzer sounded at the O’Connell Center.
Texas A&M delivered the loss that killed Florida’s NCAA Tournament hopes last season.
Brooke Copeland, the junior forward from Cleveland, Tennessee, is simply focused on one thing.