When it comes to the injury bug, Florida has not had any luck this year.
Rather than play limited minutes for the Gators on a hobbled right leg, guard Eli Carter will sit out the remainder of the season and earn a medical redshirt, according to SNY.tv.
James Naismith, basketball’s creator, said in 1936, “Basketball really had its beginnings in Indiana, which remains today the center of the sport.”
With his team trailing by one in the waning seconds, No. 12 Connecticut’s Shabazz Napier sunk a game-winning mid-range jumper to beat No. 15 Florida 65-64 on Monday night.
Casey Prather has been Florida’s most productive player through seven games.
It was a chaotic weekend for the Gators in the Bahamas.
Florida was everything it wanted to be on Saturday.
After winning each home game by at least 12 points last year, No. 15 Florida’s 20-game home winning streak came down to whether Florida State’s Ian Miller could sink a last-second half-court shot.
Dorian Finney-Smith had been struggling all night against FSU, but an opportunity for redemption presented itself in the final seconds of the contest.
Bizarre happenings are commonplace within the Bermuda Triangle.
Sophomore January Miller is on a little bit of a tear early in the season.
JACKSONVILLE — With point guard Scottie Wilbekin inserted into the starting lineup for the first time since serving a five-game suspension for violating team rules, UF’s offense clicked from start to finish Monday night.
JACKSONVILLE — Billy Donovan stepped into the media room with Scottie Wilbekin not far behind.
St. John’s may be coming to the O’Connell Center tonight, but Florida will be looking for St. Anthony to find its defensive game that has been missing this year.
After missing the Gators’ first five games due to a suspension dating back to the summer, Scottie Wilbekin will play in No. 16 Florida’s road matchup against Jacksonville tonight at 7.
Correlation does not equal causation. At least the Gators hope not.
Without freshman point guard Kasey Hill (high ankle sprain), the Gators struggled to play organized on the offensive end early Thursday night. But they eventually figured it out and cruised to a big win.
The Seminoles gave the Gators a taste of their own medicine on Thursday night in the O’Connell Center.
At 6-foot-8, Dorian Finney-Smith is a sight to see when he brings the ball up the court.
Today at 5 p.m., Florida seeks redemption against in-state rival Florida State.
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