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[kbsooner21]

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[jcindaville]

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[bhs4life]

Breaking News As Of Last Night

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Gators' championship team to only lose Moss
April 7, 2006
CBS SportsLine.com wire reports

GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Florida coach Billy Donovan passed the national championship trophy to his players, then stepped to the back of the stage.

He wanted this night to be all about them.

No doubt, it was.

Joakim Noah, Al Horford and Corey Brewer -- three sophomores who had been projected as first-round NBA draft picks this summer -- disclosed in a choreographed skit that they intend to return for another season.

"We're back baby," Noah screamed into a microphone during the team's hourlong celebration Friday night at a packed O'Connell Center.

Donovan confirmed the news, saying he met with the three players Friday afternoon and they told him they wanted to try to repeat.

"I think they're having a lot of fun here. They're a different type of kids," Donovan said. "I think it's all about them getting themselves prepared to make the next step, and I think right now they're not prepared to do that. They want to be here. They want to play.

"They want to stay together as a group and they want to play together as a team."

No team has won consecutive championships since Duke in 1991 and 1992.

The Gators want to give it a shot.

Horford started the production by saying the three had pretty much done everything they could in two years, winning two Southeastern Conference tournament titles and then beating UCLA 73-57 in the championship game Monday night.

But Noah grabbed the microphone in mid-sentence and asked the crowd, "You want us to play here next year?"

The fans responded with chants of "two more years, two more years."

The Gators didn't commit to anything more than one more season. But for Donovan and Florida's faithful, that was more than anyone was expecting.

"It was their decision," Donovan said. "It wasn't any influence from me or me telling them what to do or anything else like that. ... The three of them kind of came over together and we talked, and they just said that's what they wanted to do, that they really wanted to stay together. They wanted to play. They're having a great time.

"I'm happy that they have peace of heart and peace of mind and they feel good about being back here."

The players entered the arena with much fanfare. They were introduced one by one and walked through the crowd, exchanging high-fives and hugs with some of the 10,000 people on hand.

Noah, who became the face of the team with his impressive play, wore a Bob Marley T-shirt and beat his chest several times when his name was called. He then did the "Gator Chomp" as he started down the stairs.

Horford followed, carrying the national championship trophy over his head.

The Gators also unveiled a new court -- the same one on which they won it all. Florida purchased the floor from the NCAA for $70,000 and planned to refinish it before next season. The school's previous floor was 12 years old, and officials said they already had budgeted money for a new one.

But this one was special.

"It feels great," Brewer said. "We've got our fans here, we've got a new court and we're the national champions. What more could you ask for?"

Not much considering the week the Gators had.

They stayed up all night reveling in their victory, then were greeted by more than 6,000 fans when they returned home from Indianapolis on Tuesday.

Adrian Moss, the team's lone senior, said the players were treated like "rock stars" when they returned to school Wednesday, with classmates asking for autographs and people staring everywhere they went.

The next day, the Gators toured the White House and met President Bush.

But the real fun came Friday night.

"The last three or four days have been an incredible ride, but nothing like this," Donovan said.

The players sat on the new court to watch a highlight video of the season. Fittingly, it was filled with dunks, blocked shots and 3-pointers -- the things that carried the Gators through the tournament.

Then, after the big announcement, players, coaches, managers and trainers gathered one more time at midcourt and were showered with orange and blue confetti. Several of them dropped to the floor and made "confetti angels."

"We've been partying for five days and we're not done yet," Noah said.

Nope. With the three sophomores returning, it could last much longer.

"There'll be a different set of challenges with (next year's) team," Donovan said. "It's not the same team as this year. It'll be different. We'll have to deal with possibly being ranked 1, 2 or 3 in the country.

"We'll have to deal with different things, but these are the type of kids I'd love to be able to deal with those challenges with."

[10DimeBry]

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