With a victory against Kentucky on Wednesday night, Vanderbilt basketball ended its third dry spell of the year. The Commodores ended a 14-game losing streak versus the Wildcats in their first triumph at Rupp Arena since 2007. Road to the Final Buzzer The Commodores (17-13, 10-7 SEC) are 7-3 since …
Read More »Kentucky Rattles NET Rankings With Win Over Mississippi State
The Kentucky Wildcats (16-9, 7-5 SEC) hit the road to Starkville, Mississippi, to take on Mississippi State (17-9, 5-8 SEC) Wednesday night. With NCAA Tournament hopes on the line, the Wildcats secured a critical 71-68 win over the Bulldogs. Oscar Tshiebwe‘s double-double led the cats in an effort backed by …
Read More »Thomas and DiCello Power Florida Gymnastics Past Missouri
The number two Florida Gators Gymnastics team extended its undefeated season to eight wins (5-0 SEC), beating number 15 Missouri 198.350 – 196.625 Friday night. Trinity Thomas and Kayla DiCello headlined the dominating Gators’ victory with perfect 10.0s in front of a record crowd of 9,691 at Florida’s annual Link …
Read More »Florida Women’s Hoops host Mississippi St. in Play4Kay Game
After a bump on the road at Ole Miss over the weekend, Florida women’s hoops returns home. Mississippi State visits Exactech Arena at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center for Florida’s Play4Kay women’s cancer awareness game. On Thursday night, the Gators and Bulldogs will play each other for the 53rd time, …
Read More »Wong aces the Razorbacks as Florida Gymnastics remains undefeated
The No. 2 Florida Gators Gymnastics team extended their undefeated season to seven wins (4-0 SEC) with a 197.875 – 197.40 win at No. 18 Arkansas Friday night. Leanne Wong anchored the Florida victory with a pair of 10.0s to put the chomp on the Gymbacks in front of a …
Read More »National Signing Day
Consensus Rankings With the dust finally settling on a hectic 2023 recruiting cycle, programs across the nation can finally exhale after months of speculation, NIL and the advent of transfers. National signing day was the final hurdle for most programs, but for the usual heavy hitters it was just another …
Read More »Texas A&M upsets Auburn 79-63
After a solid start to the new campaign, it was time for the Texas A&M Aggies to visit Auburn’s Neville Arena, also known as “The Jungle.” Two halves of tough ball later meant an Aggies win over No. 15 Auburn 79-63 on Wednesday night, ending the nation’s longest active home winning …
Read More »Florida Women’s hoops looks for revenge against Lady Vols
For Florida Gators women’s hoops, the hiring of Kelly Rae Finley last season has been nothing short of a dream. A 21-11 rescue job on the Gators’ 2021-2022 campaign graduated Finley into the head coach position, and the Gators from hopefuls to contenders. This season seemed like a continuation of …
Read More »NCAA Council votes to limit transfers
The introduction of the transfer portal in 2018 forever changed the collegiate sports landscape, a phenomenon Florida knows all too well. From how schools create rosters to how players plan their careers, the promise of a fresh start has sparked a new change to the dynamic transfer portal. While players …
Read More »Goff, Lions shut Jaguars down
Week 13 represented the opportunity to turn the corner on a Jacksonville Jaguars season marked by notions of “not being quite there.” 4-7 on the season, with six of those losses coming in one-score games, a win over the Jared Goff and the Lions would’ve catapulted the Jags through December. …
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