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On the recordApril 10, 2025
Mr. Speaker, I rise to celebrate my Florida Gators, the University of Florida men's basketball team, for winning the 2025 National Championship. It is their third title and the first since back-to-back Gator wins in 2007. In a heart-stopping final, mostly my heart, they erased a 12-point, second-half deficit to defeat the amazing Houston Cougars with a score of 65-63. Under Coach Golden, they showed the resilience, discipline, and heart that epitomize Gator athletics. Walter Clayton, Jr., the tournament MVP, led that charge, proving time and again that he and his teammates rise to the occasion when it matters most. Yet, this championship is more than just a trophy. It is a symbol of U.S. excellence both on and off the court. It reflects the strength of our State's public universities and the pride we all share as Floridians. The Gator Nation is still humming. As a proud alum, along with my dad, brother, husband, and all three of my kids, I will say it is great to be a Florida Gator. Mr. Speaker, I congratulate all the players and coaches and all the students and alumni who cheered them on. Our Gator boys stayed hot and brought a title home. Go Gators. ____________________

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