Dunkley, McRoy set to transfer
By GREG LUCA | Apr. 15, 2011Florida wide receivers Chris Dunkley and Javares McRoy are planning
Florida wide receivers Chris Dunkley and Javares McRoy are planning
With the brief spring practice season and the annual intrasquad scrimmage in the rear-view mirror, the Gators will now head their separate ways this summer.
Charlie Weis did not waste time pointing out his favorite receiver to Florida fans.
After a spring full of closed practices, Saturday’s Orange and Blue Debut was slated to be the Gators’ first chance to show how far they progressed under coach Will Muschamp.
After not seeing as much playing time as they would have liked in their freshman seasons, Dominique Easley, Ronald Powell and Sharrif Floyd were humbled.
Gators fans were expecting a lethal vertical passing attack last year, and John Brantley didn’t curb expectations when he talked about what he could do with a football.
Redshirt freshman wide receiver Chris Dunkley has been suspended for academic reasons, Florida coach Will Muschamp said Tuesday.
If Ronald Powell is as comfortable on the field as he was in front of reporters Monday afternoon, the Gators’ defense should be in good shape.
Despite seeing action in only six games and recording just four tackles, Dominique Easley was met with a lot of attention during his freshman campaign.
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The most frequent talking point throughout Florida’s spring practices has been about fresh starts, and perhaps no player is poised to capitalize on the Gators’ changing of the guard more than Chris Rainey.
Jeff Demps isn’t practicing with the football team this spring, but he is by no means out of the running for a starting spot in Florida’s backfield.
For the first time this spring, Matt Elam fielded questions from the media Monday.
While the Gators were having trouble getting rest preparing for the Crimson Tide last October, Caleb Sturgis was kept awake for another reason.
Chris Rainey struggled through a tumultuous season on and off the
Will Muschamp isn’t a fan of the word “potential.”
Will Muschamp wants to turn Ronald Powell into the football equivalent of a superhero.
Last year, Florida’s freshmen struggled to establish a good rapport with the team’s upperclassmen, often clashing with the veterans.
Perhaps more so than any other player on Florida’s roster, John Brantley entered the spring practice season in need of a fresh start.
Solomon Patton sees one major difference with Florida this year: “The swag is back.”