UF volleyball sweeps USC
By IAN COHEN | Sep. 12, 2014In the history of its program, only two non-conference opponents have ever defeated Southern California at home.
In the history of its program, only two non-conference opponents have ever defeated Southern California at home.
When Florida needed a point against San Diego on Thursday, it went to Rhamat Alhassan.
Like any young team searching for confidence, credibility and an identity, Florida is looking to test itself.
For coach Mary Wise, it all comes down to the grit and the grind.
Carli Snyder is a freshman, but she doesn’t play like one.
Florida would have relished a win last night against Florida State.
With the first road trip looming, the Gators are looking to put the past behind them and focus on creating an impression with its largest roster since at least 1996.
After an impressive start to her collegiate career, freshman Rhamat Alhassan ended the weekend on a high note as she was named the Southeastern Conference Freshman of the Week on Tuesday.
Last year, Florida relied on senior setter Taylor Brauneis.
Over the course of just two days it’s been the battle of the freshman.
Coach Mary Wise described her as a player that, like Chloe Mann, people would remember.
If you were to walk in on a Florida volleyball practice at the Gale Lemerand Gym, it wouldn’t look like one.
Last season, she was the freshman phenom that was nervous about seeing her name in the starting line up.
With a strong backline that consists of three veteran players, there is little doubt that Florida’s defense can hold its own.
Within the next month, seven UF sports that aren’t named football will begin their seasons.
Rhamat Alhassan played basketball almost her entire life.
Coach Mary Wise has many reasons to be excited about this year’s volleyball squad.
Get ready to welcome a new coach to the University of Florida campus.
About three years ago, Florida held on for a five set win to knock off Florida State in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. On Friday, it was Florida State’s turn to return the favor.
A constant fixture on Florida’s starting line-up was missing Thursday when Florida started ita postseason play against Jacksonville in the O’Connell Center. Sophomore outside hitter Gabby Mallette was not only missing from the line-up, but she was also missing from the bench and seemingly the arena.