Xaivian Lee, Urban Klavzar Deliver From Outside as No. 14 Florida Beats 25th-Ranked Kentucky 92-83
Florida ended an eight-season home losing streak against Kentucky with a 92-83 victory, fueled by 41 combined points from Xaivian Lee and Urban Klavzar, the Gators’ top scorers.
- On Saturday, Feb. 14, 2026, Florida men's basketball team defeated Kentucky Wildcats 92-83 in Gainesville, ending a six-game home skid.
- Florida's early shooting — making eight of its first 10 shots and hitting multiple early 3-pointers — combined with a 45-37 rebounding advantage and Urban Klavzar's 19 bench points, set the tone for the win.
- Alex Condon and Rueben Chinyelu recorded double-doubles, finishing with 14 points and 11 rebounds and 10 points and 11 rebounds respectively, while Xaivian Lee led Florida with 22 points.
- Momentum from the win positions Florida strongly in the SEC race, with the victory marking its 10th in 11 games and the Gators hosting South Carolina on Tuesday.
- The game carried a transfer subplot as Kentucky guard Denzel Aberdeen, a former Florida player, was booed amid 'Gator traitor' chants in front of a sold-out crowd and alumni.
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In key SEC clash, No. 14 Florida handles No. 25 Kentucky
Urban Klavzar netted 19 points off the bench and sparked a second-half run as No. 14 Florida led wire-to-wire to knock off No. 25 Kentucky 92-83 on Saturday afternoon in Gainesville, Fla.
Xaivian Lee, Urban Klavzar deliver from outside as No. 14 Florida beats 25th-ranked Kentucky 92-83
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This Time Comeback Falls Short at Florida
Florida started the game doing to Kentucky what it has been doing to other Southeastern Conference opponents recently. Georgia missed 20 of 25 shots to open its game with Florida and Texas A&M missed 26 of its first 27 shots. Kentucky was not that bad but did miss six of its first nine shots Saturday at Florida and fell behind 32-17 with 9 minutes, 24 seconds left in the first half. The Gators also scored 16 points off UK turnovers in that span…
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