Gators tight end Leonard to transfer
By JOE MORGAN | July 18, 2012HOOVER, Ala. — The Gators will have one fewer tight end going into fall camp.
HOOVER, Ala. — The Gators will have one fewer tight end going into fall camp.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Southeastern Conference Commissioner Mike Slive has unfinished business and he isn’t leaving what has lately become college football’s penthouse anytime soon.
Florida defensive tackle Leon Orr was charged with a second-degree misdemeanor after violating the terms of his deferred prosecution agreement by knowingly driving with a suspended or revoked driver’s license according to Alachua County court records.
The Gators’ red-zone woes from last fall appeared to follow them into the spring.
Jeff Driskel took the first snap when spring practice began last month; Jacoby Brissett took the first snap in Saturday’s spring game.
Fourteen months ago, Jacoby Brissett stood near midcourt inside the Palm Beach Gardens Dwyer High gymnasium, fighting back the bashful smile he is quickly becoming known for.
It has taken nearly six years, but James Wilson is poised to finally make it through his first healthy spring.
Sophomore tight end A.C. Leonard pled no contest Wednesday afternoon to a misdemeanor charge of simple domestic battery.
Latroy Pittman is already making a name for himself in Gainesville.
Throughout Omarius Hines’ career, coaches have opined about getting him the ball more.
Although much of the attention on the defensive side of the ball this spring has been focused on creating more turnovers, Florida and defensive coordinator Dan Quinn are also looking for an improved pass rush.
Sophomore tight end A.C. Leonard has returned to practice after receiving an indefinite suspension following his Feb. 15 arrest on charges of simple domestic battery.
As Florida’s offense sputtered to a No. 105 national ranking in yards per game last season, the line often took the majority of the blame.
It’s hard to view Ronald Powell’s first two seasons at Florida as anything better than a disappointment.
Jaylen Watkins spent his offseason reflecting on what he did wrong.
To say 2011 was a disappointment for Quinton Dunbar would be an understatement.
Mike Gillislee remembers what it was like in practice during his freshman season.
When Marcus Roberson left Florida’s game against South Carolina on Nov. 12 with a neck injury, coach Will Muschamp said he thought the then-freshman cornerback would be sidelined for about a month with a neck strain.
When Jeff Driskel enrolled at Florida last January, the nation’s top-rated high school quarterback was lost during spring practice; he admittedly had no idea what he was doing.
Mike Gillislee no longer has to work his way out of the shadows of Chris Rainey and Jeff Demps.