AUSTIN, Texas — Florida wrapped up its 2025 regular season with a tough road test, falling to No. 1 Texas, 72–46. The Gators battled throughout but were unable to overcome a decisive third quarter in which the Longhorns scored 29 points, creating too steep a gap to close in the final period.

Senior Ra Shaya Kyle paced Florida with 12 points, shooting 4-for-6 from the field (66.6%) and a perfect 4-for-4 at the free throw line. Freshman Liv McGill anchored the defense, pulling down seven rebounds, collecting three steals, and handing out four assists to contribute across the board.

Game Flow

First Quarter:

• Florida held the lead for 5:19 of game time.
• The Gators converted 0.6 points per possession across 17 trips.
• They went 4-for-6 on layups, scoring eight points in the paint.
• McGill and Kyle each scored four points.
• Both teams grabbed eight rebounds, with contributions from Laila Reynolds (2), Liv McGill (2), Me'Arah O'Neal (2), and Kenza Salgues (1).
• Texas led 16–10 at the end of the quarter.

Second Quarter:

• Florida scored just eight points, its lowest period of the game.
• Jeriah Warren, Reynolds, Eriny Kindred, and O’Neal each added two points.
• UF dominated the boards, 15–6.
• McGill led with four rebounds and a steal.
• Florida forced 12 first-half turnovers but trailed 29–18 at halftime.

Third Quarter:

• McGill scored five points in the first four minutes.
• Six of Florida’s 13 points came in the paint.
• The Gators shot 44.4% (4-for-9), their best quarter from the field.
• They went 5-for-8 at the line.
• Texas extended its lead to 54–31 entering the fourth.

Fourth Quarter:

• Jeriah Warren hit Florida’s only three-pointer just 15 seconds in.
• Warren and Kyle each scored four points.
• The Gators shot 35.7% (5-for-14).
• Sammie Gassett led with three rebounds.
• Seven of Florida’s 15 points came from the bench.
• UF added three assists in the final frame.

Key Notes

• Florida’s 46 points marked its lowest scoring output of the season (previously 51 at Auburn on Jan. 26).
• The Gators out-rebounded Texas 40–33.
• McGill led in assists for the 22nd time this season.
• Kyle was the only double-digit scorer (12).
• 22 of Florida’s points came in the paint; 15 came from the bench.
• Kyle shot 100% from the line for the 10th time this year.
• Florida forced 11 turnovers, converting them into nine points.
• UF committed a season-high 29 fouls, giving Texas its most free throw attempts of the season (29).
• Florida shot just 1-for-18 from three (.056), its lowest percentage of the year.
• McGill led in steals (3), accounting for half of the team’s total.
• Florida finished with 66 possessions, averaging 0.697 points per trip.

Team Records

• Florida: 14–16 (5–11 SEC)
• Texas: 29–2 (15–1 SEC)

Series Record

Florida leads the all-time series, 5–2.

Next Up

Florida heads to Greenville, S.C., for the 2025 SEC Tournament at Bon Secours Wellness Arena. The Gators, seeded No. 11, will face No. 14 on Wednesday evening. Official dates, times, and broadcast details will be announced soon.

• SEC Tournament Page
• SEC Bracket and Format