Florida football held its ninth practice of the spring on Tuesday afternoon at the Sanders Practice Fields.
In all, the Florida Gators will hold 15 practices leading up to the Orange and Blue game on April 13.
The Gators held their first scrimmage Saturday, and head coach Billy Napier praised the game management of freshman QB DJ Lagway, noted that Florida’s defense showed more and got the better of the offense, and proclaimed that UF’s offensive line is creating good chemistry and continuity.
“We’ve got a group of veteran players that are doing a good job kind of setting the tone and being a really good example, and then I see the young players, some of which were here last year, and some of which we just got here, are continuing to make progress,” Napier said. “So I do think that I’ve been pleased with what I see.”
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Here are three takeaways from Tuesday’s 12-minute open portion:
Florida football WR TJ Abrams in non contact jersey
Florida freshman WR TJ Abrams was spotted in a non contact jersey during practice. The 5-foot-10 wideout enters UF with much expectations. The product of Dunbar, Florida, Abrams was a four-star recruit and the 33rd ranked receiver in the Class of 2024, according to ESPN.
Florida Gators wide receiver TJ Abrams (4) catches the ball during the Florida Gators first spring football practice at James W. “Bill” Heavener Football Training Center in Gainesville, FL on Thursday, March 7, 2024. [Chris Watkins/Gainesville Sun]
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Publish date : 2024-04-03 00:46:03
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