Yale Vs. Florida Score Update: Gators Blow Out Bulldogs 90-70

The Florida Gators (11-3) returned home Saturday after a tough road loss to Rutgers, and righted the ship with a blowout victory over Ivy League opponent Yale (8-4)

Kenny Boynton lead Florida with 26 points, but received lots of support. Big man Patric Young chipped in 19 points, Erik Murphy scored 18 and freshman Bradley Beal had 11.

Florida shot 53.4 percent overall in the game, and was 12 of 21 from behind the three point line,with Boynton and Murphy each making five of seven from long range.

Greg Mangano led Yale with 26 points and 15 rebounds. Austin Morgan added 10 points for the Bulldogs.

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Yale Vs. Florida Score Update: Gators Lead 46-35 At Halftime

The Florida Gators lead the Yale Bulldogs 46-35 at halftime in Gainesville. Yale jumped out to an early 9-0 lead on the Gators before Kenny Boynton hit a three point shot to get the Gators on the board. The Gators fought back and took the lead over Yale on a Mike Rosario layup.

At halftime Boynton picked up 18 points, hitting three of his four three point attempts. Guard Bradley Beal also picked up eight points and five rebounds. For Yale, Greg Mangano led the way picking up 11 points and seven rebounds by halftime. Yale is still in the game, partly because of their ability to sink 9 of 14 three point attempts.

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Yale Vs. Florida Game Time, TV Schedule And More

The No. 10 Florida Gators (10-3) return home on New Year's Eve to face the Yale Bulldogs (8-3), hoping a return to the O'Connell Center will get them back on track.