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Just months after most fans and analysts alike wrote off Florida’s 2024 campaign as a loss, the Gators emerged from the ashes of defeat and finished their season with a statement victory over the Tulane Green Wave in the Gasparilla Bowl.
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After seeing their double-digit lead cut to just five points in the third quarter of their matchup against Longwood, the Florida Gators exploded for one of their strongest offensive halves of the season and never looked back en route to a 93-65 win on Sunday.
Florida women’s basketball snapped a four-game losing streak on Monday night with a fiery performance across the board to secure a sizable 27-point win over Hofstra.
The Florida Gators football program has made all kinds of noise on the recruiting trail as of late. UF has flipped six recruits in the last week alone and currently has the No. 15 recruiting class in the country for 2025.
The Gators concluded their St. Pete Showcase slate with a 77-72 loss to James Madison on Friday afternoon. The defeat brought UF’s recent losing skid to four consecutive games, marking a stark contrast from the Gators’ start to the season.
Florida women’s basketball opened its weekend in the St. Pete Showcase with a narrow loss to the Tulane Green Wave.
The Florida Gators came away with their second consecutive ranked win and first victory over a top 10 opponent since 2020 in an impressive Senior Day performance against No. 9 Ole Miss.
Between the emergence of new weapons surrounding freshman quarterback DJ Lagway and a revitalized defense that has found its stride at just the right time, the Florida Gators have hope for the future for the first time in what has felt like forever for the UF faithful.
Florida trailed for all but 41 seconds in an 83-73 loss to Miami on Saturday. After trailing by as many as 19 points, the Gators went on a 16-0 run in the third quarter and nearly fought their way back into the game.
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