Notable weight changes ahead of spring camp

Florida football released its 2026 spring roster ahead of its first practice on Tuesday, March 3rd.

Check it out here. 

Gator Country breaks down the most notable weight changes ahead of spring camp. More than 20 players changed by at least five pounds, while more than 10 saw shifts of 10 pounds or more.

(First listed weight is from the 2025 season; second is the most updated.)

CB Onis Konanbanny: 184 – 195

WR Dallas Wilson: 213 – 218

LB Aaron Chiles: 244 – 239

CB Ben Hanks III: 192 – 185

Edge Titus Bullard: 236 – 246

RB Duke Clark: 211 – 202

Edge Kofi Asare: 251 – 244

Edge Kamran James: 270 – 280

CB Cormani McClain: 189 – 182

RB Bryon Louis: 211 – 198

LB Myles Johnson: 224 – 239

OL Bryce Lovett: 321 – 314

OL TJ Dice Jr.: 304 – 292

Edge Charles Emanuel III: 244 – 236

OL Jahari Medlock: 321 – 309

DB Javion Toombs: 193 – 182

OL Caden Jones: 333 – 348

OL Flecther Westphal: 342 – 331

OL Daniel Pierre Louis: 332 – 348

TE Micah Jones: 257 – 265

DL Joseph Mbatchou: 300 – 323

Notable Newcomer Height, Weight

Transfer WR Eric Singleton Jr.: 5’10, 182

Freshman TE Heze Kent: 6’6, 313

Freshman WR Marquez Daniel: 6’5, 205

Transfer OL Eagan Boyer: 6’8, 300

Freshman QB Will Griffin: 6’3, 224

Freshman Edge KJ Ford: 6’4, 250

Freshman CB CJ Bronaugh: 6’0, 163

Transfer TE Luke Harpring: 6’3, 236

Freshman WR Davian Groce: 6’2, 197

Freshman CB CJ Hester: 6’0, 193

Transfer RB Evan Pryor: 5’10, 190

Transfer DB Elijah Owens: 6’2, 208

The Florida Gators completed their first winter workouts under new strength and conditioning coach Rusty Whitt, who was pleased with the team’s response.

“You never know what you’re going to get into with a new team. 
And the players that were here understand the history of this program and the expectations. So we have really received no pushback. They want to go. They want to do hard things together. So it’s been good so far,” Whitt said.

When asked about early standouts, Whitt mentioned edge Jayden Woods, running back Jayden Baugh, and defensive lineman Brendan Bett.

“Jayden Woods is a mutant. He’s extremely competitive. Whenever you’re talking, he’s looking right in your eyes. He’s a professional, he’s gonna be a professional,” Whitt said. “Mr. Baugh is exceptional. Bett, defensive lineman, is hungry to get better. I can go on down, but my first impression for those three of you guys, they’re dialed in the right way. And they’re bringing their teammates with them.”

Nick Marcinko
Nick is a recent graduate from the University of Florida with a degree in Telecommunications. He is passionate about all sports but specifically baseball and football. Nick interned at Inside the Gators and worked part time with Knights247 before joining the Gator Country family. Nick enjoys spending his free time golfing and at the beach.