October 1, 2022; Conway, South Carolina, USA. Coastal Carolina Chanticlears quarterback Grayson McCall, 10, warms up the pass before the Georgia Brooks game against his Southern Eagles at his stadium. Required Credit: David Yeazell-USA TODAY Sports
Florida Football: Cam’Ron Jackson proves star ratings aren’t everything
Remember when the Florida Gators were running to acquire Coastal Carolina’s QB Grayson McCall? Planned to serve as the perfect stopping gap at the QB position while Jayden Rashada and DJ Ragway are growing. Did you
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The credits McCall earned at Coastal Carolina proved problematic when transferring to other schools. Admittedly, as someone who knows a little bit about Coastal’s academic standards, this isn’t really a shock.
So, if that’s a consolation prize for the Florida Gators, McCall has pulled out of the transfer portal and will remain Chanticleer in 2023.
Florida Gators: Mitchell to Gainesville is official
A few weeks ago it was reported that Ohio LB Terjada Mitchell was heading to Gainesville for the 2023 season.
Mitchell opted out after four games to maintain his redshirt status, but couldn’t make it official until after the Ohio State season.
When the Buckeyes clock struck midnight, it literally meant that Mitchell could officially announce he was breaking free from Ryan Day’s control and joining Billy Napier and the Florida Gators.
Mitchell was a starter at Ohio State University in 2021, but was eventually phased out.
Florida Gators: We Play Basketball
Todd Golden and his golden era have been close to a bronze era so far for the Florida Gators men’s basketball team, but an 8-5 home game against Texas A&M is a win to keep them going this season. Give Florida the exact opponent they need. tracking.
As of now, ESPN’s Bracketlogy does not have the Gators advancing to the NCAA Tournament, but the computer rankings still put Florida under discussion.
Florida is currently No. 45 on the KenPom rankings, and Texas A&M is No. 75.
Tip-off is at 7pm and can be viewed on World Wide Leader in Sports.
If you’re too young to get that reference, it’s ESPN.
