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Following their 93-73 win over the Greyhounds, Gators head coach Todd Golden and select players will address the media. Follow along right here for live updates.

Handlogten has 16 points and 6 boards on 7-8 shooting. As this team's lone seven-footer, his productivity can unlock a whole new level for the group.

Kugel doing exactly what I was looking for this half. Up to 19 now. Samuel with 15. Condon with 12.

Second half is underway. Starters are back in. I'm looking at Kugel to be big this half, particularly here at the start.

The more Tyrese Samuel's touched the ball tonight, the better Florida's looked. Just saying.

Walter Clayton's fantastic. Beautiful, timely lob to Kugel on the fastbreak. Hopefully that gets Riley going.

Aberdeen and Clayton have brought the backcourt energy that Kugel and Richard haven't. Great, aggressive drive from Aberdeen lands him at the FT line.

Yeah I don't like what I've seen tonight thus far from Kugel in the slightest. Genuinely wondering if he may be under the weather. Looks lethargic, uninterested almost. Just slowed down a fastbreak to pushoff.

Okay, 15 minutes in, Kugel's been bad. Non-aggressive. Too nonchalant. This team's been struggling offensively over the last few minutes and needs him to make a play. Just a 10-point game now.

Gators are going over screens and then doubling the ball. Not sure why. Nobody on this Loyola team deserves that treatment.

Gators have 11 bench points, 12 points in the paint and 12 points off turnovers. 10 fast break points. 5-5 on shots in the restricted area. Those numbers will all work.

Timeout. 29-15 Florida 7:38 remaining in half Leaders: Samuel 7 Condon 6 Kugel 5

Right on cue, Clayton poke-from-behind steal leads to Richard getting fouled on the fastbreak. He goes 1/2 from the line and now has 3 points on the night.

I love what I've seen from Walter Clayton defensively tonight. Quick feet, smart hands, unafraid to get up on the ball without being silly about it.

This unit, without Kugel or Clayton, needs to fed Samuel the ball down low every halfcourt set. Only good things have happened when they have. He, like Kugel, can have a halfcourt offense ran through him. I'm not sure who else on this team can.

These new, young bigs for Florida (Handlogten, Condon, Haugh) are all clearly skilled. But they're all clearly young. Defensive lapses and loose hands early, which isn't unexpected. These games before SEC play are all going to be huge for them, as the team will need them all in a major way down...

Aberdeen is so damn skilled. This is going to be a huge season for him as he looks to earn PT behind (for now) Clayton and Pullin (when he comes back).