Hill injury problematic
By LANDON WATNICK< | Nov. 19, 2013It was supposed to be a regular move in Kasey Hill’s repertoire.
It was supposed to be a regular move in Kasey Hill’s repertoire.
Just two minutes into the second half of No. 16 Florida’s 67-53 victory against Southern on Monday night, point guard Kasey Hill suffered a high left ankle sprain after being fouled driving to the basket.
Two very different Gators teams took the floor last week.
There was no red carpet rolled out for Dorian Finney-Smith on Saturday night.
Kayla Lewis had a birthday to remember.
After a sluggish first half filled with missed shots, free throws and defensive assignments, Florida picked up the slack against Arkansas Little-Rock in the second half.
The suspension of Scottie Wilbekin to start the season pushed Kasey Hill into the starting point guard role for the Gators.
The third time is not always the charm.
Slowly but surely, the Gators’ competition stiffens as the season progresses.
Florida made it a close game against Wisconsin, but one shot late in the contest ended the Gators’ hopes Tuesday night.
Billy Donovan was irritated following Florida’s season-opening victory against North Florida.
It was a tale of two victories.
Two games into the season, everything is seemingly going to plan.
With an even shorter bench than originally anticipated, the Gators made the most of what they had.
Last year, the Gators allowed an average 49.4 points per game at home. They won every game in the O’Connell Center by at least 12. Only two of the fifteen visitors broke 60 points, with UCF peaking at 66 points.
Returning to the court nine days after being diagnosed with mononucleosis Oct. 30, Michael Frazier II thought he would see about 8-10 minutes off the bench against North Florida on Friday.
Throughout his basketball career, Patric Young has heard the Dwight Howard comparisons.
Florida Southern, a Division II team that shot only 35.1 percent from behind the arc last season, sank three straight 3-pointers to kick off its exhibition game against Florida last week.
After seven grueling months, the time has finally come for the Florida women’s basketball team.
Casey Prather had a humble beginning to his Florida career.