Florida’s sixth consecutive loss to Florida State Sunday was an ugly one and a large part of what led to the Gators taking the L was their lackluster offense that only saw them manage 51 points while shooting 35.7% from 2-point range and 18% from three while turning the ball over 16 times. Florida State’s length and athleticism certainly made things difficult as they swarmed any Gator who made it into the paint and pressuring passing lanes on the perimeter denying Florida any chance at the ball movement they needed to be effective with their dribble drive offense.
With this poor offensive performance the center of attention for Gators fans right now the question has to be asked—were the Gators just missing shots or were they not able to generate good shots?