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Five wins to go

The Gators have reached the final phase of the 2011 college baseball season.

On Friday, all eight teams participating in the 2011 Men’s College World Series will pose for group photos in front of the iconic “Road to Omaha” statue outside of TD Ameritrade Park, formerly located at Rosenblatt Stadium.

The statue depicts three players lifting a teammate on their shoulders, capturing the moment of elation college baseball players experience when clinching a berth in the CWS.

The Florida baseball team (50-17) understands the emotions expressed in the statute after advancing to the CWS in consecutive seasons for the first time in school history. The Gators celebrated in dogpile fashion after defeating Mississippi State in the Gainesville Super Regional last weekend.

Several UF players have said that last year’s team was satisfied to participate in “The Greatest Show on Dirt,” but this year’s team has a larger goal in mind.

“Last year, I hate to say it, but everyone was kind of happy we just got there,” Florida senior second baseman Josh Adams said on Tuesday. “This year it’s different because everybody knows we expected to be there.

“Don’t get me wrong, we’re thrilled we’re going, but it’s just that little thing in the back of your mind where we knew we were going to be at this point and we’ve got to stay focused on the task at hand.”

Florida sophomore catcher Mike Zunino was happy to play on college baseball’s biggest stage as a freshman.

“I think last year we were just really excited to get there,” Zunino said. “It was a big step for us. I think we took that for granted and this year we’re definitely going to keep in mind what our goal is and hopefully stick to that.”

The Gators have a clear goal of winning five games and winning the CWS for the first time in the program’s history.

“We’re happy to be back, but we’re not satisfied yet,” UF sophomore shortstop Nolan Fontana said. “We’ve got a lot to prove still. We’re looking forward to getting there and winning this time.”

The Gators returned 12 players who started at least one of the two games from last year’s CWS.

“Last year we were just happy to get there,” Fontana said. “Most of the team was there last year. Most of our starters we there last year. We’re looking forward to going there, but not just going there. We have another goal in mind and that’s to win it all.

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