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Florida Gators forward Vivian Iwuchukwu, who transferred in from USC, leads the entire SEC shooting 75% from the field.

Over her last two games, Iwuchukwu is averaging 19.5 points on 13-for-15 shooting.

Oak Hall (6-3) hosts Bozeman (3-7) Thursday night in Gainesville in the FHSAA Playoffs, with a spot in the Regional Finals on the line in the Independent League 2.

Oak Hall is back in the FHSAA after winning the SSAA 11-man 3A football state championship last season.

The Eagles head coach @FuhrRj previews the game on @WUFTNews.

ESPN ranks @GatorsWBK as the 6th-best recruiting class in the entire country.

No. 26 Bella Owumi, W
No. 48 Madeline Mignery, G
No. 61 Aila Courtenay, F
No. 70 Anna Moser, PG

Coaches are lying if they say they don't have favorites. That's why Tammi Reiss' favorite player right now is Moriah Murray.

"Your favorite is someone that does everything right, that you don't ever have to worry about. And they hold your standard. The people that you're getting a phone call about every day that suck the energy from you or the team, they probably aren't your favorite."

Reiss said "the kid is perfect in everything she does."

"She plays hard, she competes, she may not be the best player on the team, but she does everything the coaching staff asks her to do on and off the court to perfection. She is a coaches favorite. I trust her."

This is one of my favorite quotes from first-year Gators head coach Tammi Reiss. And that's saying a lot because she is a quote machine.

“I’m a lot of Nick Saban and Geno Auriemma. High achievers do not like mediocrity."

"If you work hard and you do everything and the person next to you in your group doesn't do his assignment and he doesn't do anything, do you like him being in your group? No, because you are a high achiever. You don't like mediocrity. It's no different in business. It's no different in social circles. And it's no different on team sports.”

"I was brought up that way. Thank god I had the parents I had, and the teachers and the mentors. Everyone who touched me said if you want to be the best and go play in the WNBA, you better have those standards."