Chomping at Bits: Florida baseball trounced by Kentucky; moves into three-way tie atop SEC

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Florida baseball drops game one of Kentucky series: The Wildcats had 20 hits and 12 runs against the Gators last night in the 12-4 loss. It’s the second time that Florida has allowed that many hits this season - the first time was in 9-8 win at Stetson in March. The next two games in the series are must-wins for the Gators if they hope to claim their first SEC regular season title since 2014. Presently, Florida sits in a three-way tie atop the SEC standings. (Scott Carter, Florida Gators; Pat Dooley, Gainesville Sun; Jordan McPherson, SEC Country)

UF softball begins NCAA tournament run: The No. 1 overall seed Gators host Florida A&M this afternoon in regional play. (Kevin Brockway, Gainesville Sun)

A look Florida softball’s history in the tournament under Tim Walton: Since 2006, the Gators have been the No. 1 overall seed five times - no other team has held that spot more than once. (Jordan McPherson, SEC Country)

Gators post 52 entries for track and field East Preliminary: Complete men's and women's entry listings for the NCAA Outdoor Championships were released yesterday afternoon, with Florida’s track and field program combining for 52 entries for next weekend's meet. (Zach Dirlam, Florida Gators)

Jim McElwain “really disappointed” with Antonio Callaway: Callaway was recently cited for marijuana possession. (Ryan Young, SEC Country)

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