Antonio Callaway took a step towards rejoining the Florida Gators football team on Tuesday, according to his attorney Huntley Johnson.
“Antonio Callaway’s interim suspension has been modified so that he can attend class on campus at The University of Florida,” Johnson said in a statement.
Callaway has not been with the team since January due to an alleged student conduct code violation that stems from a violation that allegedly occurred in December. Jim McElwain said just last week at the SEC spring meetings that Callaway was not enrolled in classes for Florida’s first summer session, “Summer A.”
Johnson also revealed that Callaway would also be permitted to use the facilities at Florida as well.
“We are working through the process that The University has in place to reach a final resolution in this matter,” Johnson said.
As a freshman Callaway caught 35 passes for 678 yards and four touchdowns. He also returned two punts for touchdowns, including one against Alabama in the SEC Championship game.