No. 3 Florida stands out on the street against Georgia in the hotly contested annoyance

It would have been Florida's biggest comeback this season. The Senior Guard Will Will Richard's career-night heroism, however, was not enough against Georgia.

In the middle of the first half, the Gators were at an annoyed clock – especially due to a light performance from UGA to open the competition. What was once a 26-point advantage for the Bulldogs on seven points, with Richard, after two timely jumpers, more than seven minutes in regulation in regulation.

Florida's unimaginable comeback almost came into play. Richard had the chance to send the game in overtime and to end a career evening already proven as a career night. With 23 seconds in the second half, the senior guard set up a potential 3 pointer, which, however, surrounded.

Despite a violent comeback in the second half that would have been engraved into its history books on Tuesday.

Richard had a career evening when the native Georgia-Born achieved 30 points with five 3-Zehern from the field at 11-von-17 shootout. He also grabbed five rebounds and exhibited three assists.

Senior carman Walter Clayton Jr. was the only other gator that ended with double-digit digites and scored 18 points. Alex Condon, striker from UF in the second year, added nine in his first game since the injured on February 11th in Mississippi State.

Florida had a bit sluggish for the second game in a row. In his competition against the LSU last Saturday, UF was only able to turn the counter until it was exposed to a six-point deficit during the half-time break. In Athens, however, things brought things too late.

The Gators experienced an overdious minute in the opening moments of the first half and scored drought. In the meantime, the Bulldogs had no problems getting into the goal column.

Uga shot 7 for 10 from the field and 3 for 5 from the 3-point area in the first over five minutes to achieve a lead of 17-5. From there, a 10-0 run in the first half, which was chopped off by a 3 pointer from the second Guard Silas Demary JR, had the bulldog. At that time, Georgia had reached his greatest lead in the game.

Richard kept Florida alive in the last minutes before half -time. The Senior Guard buried a deep ball, ended a transition layup and washed a dunk that reduced Georgia's lead to 43-22. The bulldogs have taken a 51-35 advantage into the break.

When Uf went to the court for the second half, it seemed to have a different feeling of urgency. Richard left the ball back with two layups a little more than three minutes and shrank Uga's lead to 15.

In the middle of the second half there was still enough time for the Gator to raise a heroic comeback, and Richard seemed to have the task of doing the task. The Senior Guard made a free throw in the middle of a 9-2 series for UF, which Uga lowered 66: 57.