After UF won back-to-back national titles in 2006 and 2007, it took 18 years for a 3rd championship to be won by the Gators, and it took a lot of unbelievable shot-making by Clayton and his teammates. <\/p>\n
\nWhat Florida Victorious is doing is truly one of a kind,\u201d UF junior forward Thomas Haugh said. \u201cThey\u2019re giving Gator fans the opportunity to own a real piece of our championship court \u2014 a piece of history \u2014 while directly supporting the student-athletes who made those memories possible. It\u2019s an incredible way to celebrate our success and invest in the future of Florida basketball.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
According to Florida Victorious, \u201cevery board, every painted line (and) every inch of the historic court is being preserved\u201d for Gators fans. The offer is the first time a national championship court has been offered to its fan base. According to the NIL partner, every dollar that\u2019s raised through the raffle entries and through sales will go to supporting Florida Victorious and Florida athletes.<\/p>\n
\nThis isn\u2019t just wood and paint \u2014 it\u2019s the very floor where the Gators made history, where the Gators cut down the nets, and where a new chapter of Florida basketball pride was written,\u201d Florida Victorious CEO Erick Reasoner said. \u201cThanks to an incredible gift and the support from Gator Athletics and Gator boosters, we have the privilege to share that moment with Gator Nation in a tangible way \u2014 and every piece sold will directly support our student-athletes.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Florida Victorious has partnered in this special offer to UF fans with Artsman and Goldin, which will feature it in their Elite Auction spotlight in December.<\/p>\n