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Nov. 14, 2007True, one of the greatest senior classes in UF volleyball history is leaving school after this season.
True, one of the greatest senior classes in UF volleyball history is leaving school after this season.
When the UF volleyball team takes the court Sunday for its last home match of the regular season, the Gators might have a hard time keeping it together.
This isn't your average, relaxing dip in the pool.
When Mary Wise took the helm of the UF volleyball team in 1991, she inherited an average program with no Southeastern Conference championships and an overall record of 155-100 in seven seasons.
When Mary Wise took the UF volleyball coaching job in 1991, the Gators were an average team with no Southeastern Conference Championships and an overall record of 155-100 in seven seasons.
Another year, another Southeastern Conference Championship.
Five minutes into the match, it looked like the Gators were in for a long afternoon.
UF's defeat at the hands of Arkansas was only three weeks ago, but it's a fading memory for the Gators.
For the last 10 years, there's been a McCray on the UF volleyball roster.
The corny, Halloween-themed jokes are easy to make.
Tonight, in a rare midweek match, UF plays a South Carolina team (11-12, 4-10 Southeastern Conference) that should be frightened to face the No. 10 Gators (20-1, SEC 13-1).
They are a 14-woman wrecking crew.
On paper, it's the biggest home match of the regular season.
When the UF volleyball team visited Georgia on Sunday, it was more like coming home.
The Gators are still mad about losing to Arkansas, and Auburn happens to be the unfortunate team in their path.
Four match points.