Rain-filled week won't stop No. 1 Gators
May 22, 2009With three days left until UF's Super Regional against California, junior slugger Francesca Enea sat inside the O'Connell Center. On a bucket.
With three days left until UF's Super Regional against California, junior slugger Francesca Enea sat inside the O'Connell Center. On a bucket.
No. 1 UF's game against No. 14 California was postponed from Saturday night to Sunday at 10 a.m. due to rain.
HOOVER, Ala. - Getting sent home is a lot easier to take when you know you'll be staying there for an NCAA regional.
HOOVER, Ala. - In order to win the Southeastern Conference Tournament, UF had to prove it was capable of beating every team in the eight-team field.
Maybe history does repeat itself.
Hump day was not a good one for most of the Gators tennis players.
HOOVER, Ala. &ndash This is the big stage, and UF didn't look ready for it.
Let's call it the Calvin Crown. Or maybe the Borel Blitz.
It's the middle of May in Gainesville, which means a few things.
Forgive the man whose writing appears to the right of mine.
The Gators have shown their ability to make adjustments and take over games all season. Sunday, that ability put them one step closer to the Women's College World Series.
If the regionals were any indication, the Gators deal well with pressure.
While the postseason was in full effect for the UF softball and track and field teams nearby, the Gators were busy cementing their position for the start of their own postseason run toward Omaha, Neb., site of the College World Series.
The No. 15 UF women's tennis team's season ended with a 4-2 loss to No. 2 Georgia in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tennis Championships on Friday.
UF took home a SEC track title last weekend, but the team's gender might be a surprise.
Stan Van Gundy really can't catch a break lately.
The No. 13 UF men's golf team not only finished in the top five of the NCAA Southwest Regional on Saturday, they won it.
The Gators have shown their ability to make adjustments and take over a game all season. Sunday, that ability put them one step closer to the Women's College World Series.