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The Gators look to improve to 2-0 for the eighth straight year tonight when they face Georgia Southern.The two have played a pair of close games the last two years with UF winning both. Take a look at tonight's game.
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<b>Jaterra Bonds, Kayla Lewis, Brittany Shine</b> and <b>Deaundra Young</b> each have signed a National Letter of Intent to continue their respective academic and athletic careers at Florida, women's basketball coach <b>Amanda Butler</b> announced.
Read more »Nine former Gators appeared on opening night NBA rosters, the highest total of any SEC school.
Read more »<b>Jordan Jones</b> is listed as one of Florida's five newcomers for the 2009-10 season because she has yet to play in a actual game wearing the Gator orange & blue. She has, however, endured an entire year of practicing ....
Read more »By Kevin Brockway
Staff writer
Vargas will be granted his release from his UF scholarship and is visiting Kentucky this weekend.
Incoming freshman Christal Caldwell (Charlotte, N.C.) scored 13 points and helped the West defeat the East, 87-77, in the 35th annual N.C. Coaches Association East-West All-Star Game held at the Greensboro Coliseum Monday evening.
Read more »By Kevin Brockway
Staff writer
Last July, as summer-league teammates, Kenny Boynton and heralded 2010 point guard recruit Brandon Knight led Team Breakdown to a national Amateur Athletic Union championship.
The latest video has been posted to www.CoachAmandaButler.com - the only website that goes behind the scenes of the Florida women's basketball program.
This week's new video ...
Read more »There were several theories at halftime of Wednesday night's first-round game of the "Battle to Be No. 66" as to why Florida looked so sharp.
Read more »No player has ever committed to play basketball for Billy Donovan earlier than Austin Rivers. The sophomore guard pledged to Donovan's Gators last summer and won't be changing his mind.
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The Florida men's basketball team continues play in the 2009 SEC Tournament on Friday at 9:45pm EST when the Gators take on Auburn. Check here for the full rundown of TV, radio, and online broadcast options.
Read more »Featuring former outstanding student-athletes from all 12 SEC member institutions, the 2009 class of the SEC Greats program which includes Florida's Quientella Bonner, will be honored at the SEC Women's Basketball Tournament.
Read more »University of Florida head coach Amanda Butler addressed the media Tuesday morning as part of the Gators' All-Sports Media Day.
Read more »Tennessee and Florida meet Saturday with both teams just one game behind the East Division lead and hoping to bolster their postseason tournament possibilities. Florida is coming off a loss to the regular season champion LSU Tigers, while Tennessee bounced back with a win over Mississippi State.
Read more »We’re closing in on Selection Sunday and once again UF basketball is bubbling.
Read more »The Gators couldn%u2019t buy a bucket as they faded down the stretch in last night%u2019s 81-75 loss to LSU.
In other news, the sun rose in the east this morning.
After Chandler Parsons put the Gators ahead 56-53 with a three-point play with 12:05 left, the Gators proceeded to hit just five of their next 20 shots. A three-point lead turned into a seven-point deficit. Nick Calathes missed his final six shots of the game.
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GAINESVILLE - The Florida Gators could hardly ask for more.
With four games left in the regular season, the Gators (21-6, 8-4) are tied with Kentucky and South Carolina for the SEC Eastern Division lead. They are one game in front of Tennessee. Along with road games at LSU (tonight) and Mississippi State remaining, the Gators get Tennessee and Kentucky at home, where they are undefeated this year.
Read more »GAINESVILLE %u2014 The Gators are 0-for-2 in nationally televised road games this season, but they get one last shot to avoid a sweep tonight.
Florida (21-6, 8-4) faces its toughest challenge of the season tonight in Baton Rouge, La. against No. 18 LSU, looking to hand the first-place Tigers their second conference loss this season with the ESPN cameras rolling and 10,000 Tiger fans roaring in their faces.
Read more »GAINESVILLE Not too long ago, the upcoming stretch of the Florida basketball season seemed like a sure bet to end the Gators' hopes of avoiding back-to-back trips to the NIT.
Read more »Highlights, commentary, and interviews in high definition of the Gators' thrilling win over Vanderbilt:
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