The Florida Gators wrapped up spring practice last Friday with the Orange and Blue Debut. The Gators, who suffered a rash of injuries throughout the 2016 season, released a full injury report on Wednesday following spring camp. The list was headed by redshirt freshman quarterback Kyle Trask, who tore his meniscus during the latter part of spring camp and played through the injury during the Orange and Blue Debut, had surgery to repair the injury on Wednesday. Trask finished the spring game 4-of-13 for 31 yards playing mainly with the second team offense against the first team defense. Trask’s one opportunity with the first team offense finished with a touchdown drive.
The list comprised 22 players, some of which were limited throughout or missed spring camp with various injuries. Of those 22 players, only three of them have injuries that could potentially miss fall camp. Jordan Sherit (knee), Harry Gronto (knee) and Rick Wells (undisclosed) are all dealing with injuries that may effect their ability to go through summer workouts and fall camp.
Camrin Knight, who moved from tight end to linebacker, also had surgery on Wednesday to repair a knee injury. Tyrie Cleveland, Joseph Putu and Duke Dawson all sustained minor injuries during the spring game but should recover quickly.
Full list of injured players
- WR Tyrie Cleveland
- CB Duke Dawson (thumb)
- QB Luke Del Rio (shoulders)
- TE Harry Gronto (knee)
- OL Kavaris Harkless
- LB James Houston (had ACL surgery prior to enrolling)
- TE Kalif Jackson
- WR Glenn Jarriel
- LB Camrin Knight (knee)
- DB Quincy Lenton (foot)
- WR Dre Massey (knee)
- DB C.J. McWilliams (knee)
- DB Joseph Putu
- LB David Reese (hand)
- OL Antonio Riles (knee)
- OL Tanner Rowell
- DL Jordan Sherit (knee)
- TE Moral Stephens
- WR Freddie Swain
- DB Jeawon Taylor (shoulder)
- QB Kyle Trask (knee)
- Rick Wells