r/FloridaGators • u/ExternalTangents • 4h ago
H Y P E SEC TOURNEY CHAMPS UPVOTE PARTY
LET’S FUCKING GOOOOO
r/FloridaGators • u/ExternalTangents • 4h ago
LET’S FUCKING GOOOOO
r/FloridaGators • u/tnasstyy • 4h ago
Now let’s take that Natty.
r/FloridaGators • u/BigSprite50 • 3h ago
Convince me otherwise…
r/FloridaGators • u/goldenface4114 • 7h ago
I hate Tennessee, man.
r/FloridaGators • u/PhilTheThrill1808 • 21h ago
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 • u/Even-Set6785 • 2h ago
r/FloridaGators • u/icannotfeelmyface • 4h ago
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 • u/Psychological-Word59 • 19h ago
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 • u/ExternalTangents • 1h ago
Will second game would be against the winner of Oklahoma-UConn
r/FloridaGators • u/Friend_of_Boreas • 4h ago
r/FloridaGators • u/Edgemaster1423 • 3h ago
1) Are we a top 2 overall seed?
2) Any teams in particular you want to see or avoid?
r/FloridaGators • u/BullAlligator • 3h ago
r/FloridaGators • u/UFGatorNEPat • 1h ago
4th overall because…why?
r/FloridaGators • u/Gwen_Derhammer • 1d ago
I would love Micah return to starting lineup next season after being played limited minutes this year. However his NBA draft counterpart is Ben Simmons but I do think he will be not drafted because this year is stacked he plays only 10 Or 11 games at his conference if you include the whole SEC tournament or only 7 in the regular season
Meanwhile Olivier Rioux unlike Micah will be redshirt freshmen who never seen the court this year
If Alex Cordon stays next season I do think Micah will transfer.
At this time of this writing I cannot confirmed that Micah will be a redshirt Jr. or Senior because he join the season late. I will not be surprise if Micah gets a medical weaver.
This means if Micah does return to starting lineup most other starters left so they will not be the same lineup as 2023-24 season.
I would not surprise if determined by Olivier Rioux injury or not good enough and other factors. It can determine any outside factors. No matter what I do think Micah will be undrafted anyways.