Posted February 16, 2013 on florida.scout.com
The Gators are hoping they’ve learned. After getting pounded at Arkansas during their last road game on February 5, No. 7 Florida hits the road on Saturday at Auburn for the first game in a stretch of three out of four on the road. Facing an Auburn team that’s 3-8 in conference play shouldn’t be as much of a challenge on paper, but the Gators are preparing for every team’s best shot.
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