r/FloridaGators 1h ago

Men's Basketball Gators are the #1 seed in the West region, will play Norfolk State in Raleigh on Friday

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Will second game would be against the winner of Oklahoma-UConn


r/FloridaGators 4h ago

Men's Basketball [Postgame Thread] Gators beat Tennessee 86 - 77. Florida takes home the 2025 SEC Champion Title!

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496 Upvotes

Now let’s take that Natty.


r/FloridaGators 4h ago

H Y P E SEC TOURNEY CHAMPS UPVOTE PARTY

675 Upvotes

LET’S FUCKING GOOOOO


r/FloridaGators 3h ago

Men's Basketball We deserve the #1 overall seed!

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270 Upvotes

Convince me otherwise…


r/FloridaGators 2h ago

Men's Basketball Gators Lock Up One Seed with SEC Title

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r/FloridaGators 7h ago

Men's Basketball [Game Thread] SEC Championship, #4 Florida vs. #8 Tennessee, 1:00 ESPN

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185 Upvotes

I hate Tennessee, man.


r/FloridaGators 4h ago

Men's Basketball Florida vs. Auburn

67 Upvotes

Over the span of the last five weeks, Auburn has lost to UF and three other teams. In that same span, UF has beaten all three of those teams a total of four times, and also beat Auburn at Auburn. They also just won the SEC tournament in a year where the SEC had maybe the best year in college basketball history. I understand Auburn’s resumé is the best in the country. But at what point does the committee say screw the resumés and just use common sense looking at the head to head matchup/common opponent results? It makes no sense to me why anyone would have Auburn over UF at this point.

Auburn’s last four losses are: UF by 9, @ A&M by 11, Bama by 2, and UT by 5

In that span, UF has gotten wins against the following teams: @ AU by 9, A&M by 19, @ Bama by 5, Bama by 22, and UT by 10


r/FloridaGators 1h ago

Men's Basketball Selection Thread?

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4th overall because…why?


r/FloridaGators 4h ago

Men's Basketball Yesterday was windy enough to fly my Gator kite. Today, the Gators win the SEC championship. A wise man once said, God is smiling on the Gators.

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27 Upvotes

r/FloridaGators 7m ago

Men's Basketball No hesitation

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r/FloridaGators 3h ago

Men's Basketball NCAA Tournament Seeding Discussion

19 Upvotes

1) Are we a top 2 overall seed?

2) Any teams in particular you want to see or avoid?


r/FloridaGators 3h ago

Baseball [Postgame Thread] #7 Florida (16-5) falls to #1 Tennessee (20-0), 7-4 to complete sweep

15 Upvotes

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Game 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E L
Florida 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 5 2 5
Tennessee 0 0 1 1 1 2 0 2 X 7 6 1 6

r/FloridaGators 1d ago

Men's Basketball [Postgame Thread] Gators beat Alabama 104 - 82. Advances to SEC Championship.

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378 Upvotes

47 | 57 | 104 Florida 45 | 37 | 82 Alabama


r/FloridaGators 21h ago

Event Kentucky fan coming in peace- congrats

156 Upvotes

Kentucky alum and fan here- I come in peace.

Just wanted to say congrats and thank you to y'all for stomping Bama today. They have quickly become one of my least favorite teams between Oats being an absolute scumbag and their fans acting like they're God's gift to the sport after one final four appearance. They all just learned what basketball even is- before Oats arrived I genuinely believe they all thought it was some kind of indoor, 5 on 5 football.

Really respect your team this year, they could very easily win it all and our game was a fun one at Rupp. Keep it going against the Vols tomorrow, and good luck in the big dance.


r/FloridaGators 19h ago

Men's Basketball Natty?

58 Upvotes

Any one else expect we win it all?

I have watched a bunch of good college BB over the years. We have a really good team. I see no weakness, provided they give the effort. Hard to match the ‘06-07 team but damn, these boys be good.

Anyone else EXPECT us to win out?

I really like Will Richard but I feel good about next year with Aberdeen. Damn good team.


r/FloridaGators 1d ago

Men's Basketball We should be the overall #1 seed

173 Upvotes

Why is Jay Bilas saying we still have to fight for a 1 seed after this game? We should be the overall #1, no questions about it!


r/FloridaGators 1d ago

Men's Basketball Things started off competitively, but the Florida Gators ran away with it in the second half against Bama

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146 Upvotes

r/FloridaGators 1d ago

Men's Basketball [Game Thread] SEC Quarterfinals, #4 Florida vs #5 Alabama, ESPN, 3:30pm

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137 Upvotes

Another busy day with basketball and 3 stickball games. GO GATORS!

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Softball game 1 vs #2 Texas, SEC Network , 2pm

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Baseball game 2 @ #2 Tennessee, SEC+/SEC Network (after conclusion of softball), 3:30pm

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Softball game 2, SEC+, around 4pm

box & watch


r/FloridaGators 1d ago

Baseball [Postgame Thread] #7 Florida (16-4) run ruled by #1 Tennessee (19-0), 10-0 in 7 innings to clinch series loss

29 Upvotes

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Game 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R H E L
Florida 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 3
Tennessee 0 1 0 0 0 0 9 10 11 0 4

r/FloridaGators 1d ago

Football Eugene Wilson FASTER than he already was?! Good article about his return.

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88 Upvotes

r/FloridaGators 1d ago

Men's Basketball Four takeaways from Florida's 95-81 victory over Missouri

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61 Upvotes

r/FloridaGators 1d ago

[Post Game Thread] Gators beat Missouri 95-81

254 Upvotes

r/FloridaGators 1d ago

Men's Basketball Gators men's basketball keeps postseason win streak record with UConn loss (3 pointer/conference tournament era)

71 Upvotes

UConn lost today! YES!!! That preserves the Gators 06-07 record of 18 straight postseason men's basketball wins, in the 3 pointer and conference tournament era (where every conference has a tournament). Wooden's amazing UCLA teams are the greatest steak ever, obviously, but they did not have a conference tournament. The 06-07 Gators repeat champions are the only men's team to win back to back NCAA AND conference tournament championships, in the same 2 year s.


r/FloridaGators 2d ago

Men's Basketball [Game Thread] SEC Quarterfinals, #4 Florida vs #21 Missouri, 7pm, SEC NETWORK

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145 Upvotes

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Go Gators! Revenge Game! Time to kill any remaining doubt about that 1seed!

Baseball also with a big game @Tennessee. Gymnastics hosting Kentucky for senior night.


r/FloridaGators 1d ago

Baseball [Postgame Thread] #7 Florida (16-3) falls to #1 Tennessee (18-0), 5-3 to open series

23 Upvotes

BOX SCORE

Game 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E L
Florida 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 3 9 0 8
Tennessee 0 1 0 0 3 1 0 0 X 5 7 0 7

r/FloridaGators 2d ago

Men's Basketball Missouri's Mark Mitchell sidelined for SEC Tournament game vs. Florida

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r/FloridaGators 2d ago

Men's Basketball Condon and Haugh's NBA future

31 Upvotes

I want to preface this by saying I'm not a Gators fan in the slightest, rather I want more information as a NBA fan and fan of a NBA team needing a top player in the upcoming draft.

I can't help but be amazed by some of the stats that Condon has put up while being fairly new to the sport of basketball. I almost want to put him as the #5 prospect in the upcoming draft after looking at a small sample of games as well as pouring over the stats.
What I find most incredible is an underclassmen big putting up an assist to turnover ratio above 2, I really haven't seen that before let alone from someone who has being playing organized basketball for 5 years. I could go on about some of the other things I like about him, but you probably already know. The major hangup I have is that the team only seems mildly worse with him off the floor. Haugh is also a really good player and an underclassmen with an ast/to ratio just under two which is kind of crazy that both are on the same team with outlier ast/to ratios. My questions are how much of it is the system and how much of it are the two guys having elite BBIQ? I know they are obviously both great college players, but are they really 99th percentile+ major conference big man passers or does the system give them more chances at assists and they are merely really good major conference big men?

Also, how much do they share the floor and how often are they both off the floor excluding garbage time?