The Florida Gators lost a heart breaker to Tennessee last night by a score of 60-61. The Gators took a 34-28 lead at halftime but couldn’t finish the game – even when they had the ball last. Tennessee hit the go ahead shot and gave the ball back to Florida with about 14 seconds left. Tyus had a very good look at the basket from like 4 feet away with only 3 seconds left, but he couldn’t make the bank shot.

Do you want to know if the Florida Gators men’s basketball team is for real? Afterall, they’ve won four straight SEC games and have a 15-5 overall record. Well, the Gators will get a true test on Sunday when they travel to Knoxville for a game against Bruce Pearl’s Volunteers. Tennessee has won 10 of the last 13 meetings and is riding a five game streak over the Gators heading into Sunday. Yes, this will be a tough test.

After starting out SEC play 0-2, the Florida Gators men’s basketball team has come back to life with 4 straight SEC wins – moving them into 4th place in the SEC behind only Vanderbilt, Kentucky and Mississippi State. The Gators defeated the Georgia Bulldogs last night in Gainesville by a final score of 87-71. The Gators (15-5) still aren’t ranked in the Top 25, but a win over #14 Tennessee this weekend will probably fix that.

The Florida Gators extended their win streak to 3 games this weekend when they notched a 58-56 victory over the South Carolina Gamecocks. The Gators are now 14-5 overall and 3-2 in conference play. This game vs. the Gamecocks was yet again another nail biter for the Gators. Down by 1 point with 5 seconds left on the clock, Erving Walker drove the lane and dished out to Chandler Parsons, who hit a game winning 3 pointer as time expired. It was amazing!

After starting SEC play with two losses, the University of Florida Gators men’s basketball team has now won two in a row. The Gators improved their overall record to 13-5 and their SEC record to 2-2 with a 71-66 victory over the Arkansas Razorbacks last night.