Florida wideout Ricky Pearsall out indefinitely due to foot injury
Pearsall transferred to Florida from Arizona State over the offseason
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Spending time with Juggs magazine will also improve hand speed…Fast Fraizer needs to spend lots of time on the JUGGS machine to improve his hands imo.
Report: Gators WR Ricky Pearsall 'Day-to-Day' With Foot Injury
Gators wide receiver Ricky Pearsall reportedly avoided any major injuries after hurting his foot in practice this week.
Gators wide receiver Ricky Pearsall is considered "day-to-day" while recovering from two bone bruises on the metatarsal in his foot, according to Jacob Rudner of 247Sports, which the former Arizona State transfer suffered in practice on Tuesday.
Rudner reported that medical testing conducted Wednesday revealed Pearsall avoided major bone damage as well as any ligament injuries, and that the junior pass-catcher will be able to return to practice once Florida's coaching staff is comfortable allowing him to do so.
URMC's reporting specifically states that someone nursing a bone bruise "may not be able to return to sports activities for weeks or months."
Still, the idea that Pearsall could be back in action prior to the Gators' season-opening game against Utah on Sept. 3 is certainly a positive one.
https://www.si.com/college/florida/...-report-ricky-pearsall-day-to-day-foot-injury
I’m pretty sure his 48 catches and 580 yards is more than any other WR had on our team last year.It sucks…and sadgator ain’t sayin’ it isn’t a notable loss….but let’s get real…Pearsall caught 580 yards and four touchdowns last year. If that makes or breaks Florida’s season, then we probably aren’t any good.
Hope he recovers quickly…
I’m pretty sure his 48 catches and 580 yards is more than any other WR had on our team last year.
Coach Napier was raving about him just a day or two before the injury.He has been the best WR on the team in the practices. He immediately upgrades the WR room.
Yep and was given the #1 jersey for a reason.Coach Napier was raving about him just a day or two before the injury.
Do this and you can be #1Yep and was given the #1 jersey for a reason.
2021I’m pretty sure his 48 catches and 580 yards is more than any other WR had on our team last year.
Copeland isn’t even on the team anymore so not sure why you even brought him up. My point still stands. He was slated to start in the slot for us before the injury. He still may start. We will see.2021
Copeland 13 Gms - 41 for 642 yds, 15.7 Ave, 4 TD's, L-75
Pearshall 13 Gms - 48 for 580 yds, 12.1 Ave, 4 TD's, L- 26
Shorter 13 Gms ---- 41 for 550 yds, 13.4 Ave, 3 TD's, L-52
And Ricky was playing dink&dunk, while going against total chumps, not SEC defenses....
UF had 8 more with double digit receptions.
Team Total - 265 for 3,304 yds, 12.5 Ave, 27 TD's, 254.15 Yds/Gm
The Gator's team average of 12.5, was better than AzSt's best WR's Ave, 12.1.
Ricky is a decent WR, but he's not really 'All That' imoho...
Perhaps you should review your own post, and if you then still can't figure it out, ask someone with a better reading comp and a memory that's longer than 3 seconds... 🙄Copeland isn’t even on the team anymore so not sure why you even brought him up. My point still stands. He was slated to start in the slot for us before the injury. He still may start. We will see.
I’m pretty sure his 48 catches and 580 yards is more than any other WR had on our team last year.
That dude had “twitch” and vertical speed like nobody else ever…Do this and you can be #1
Love seeing that Block “F” in those highlights…it was so bad ass…Do this and you can be #1
Perhaps you should review your own post, and if you then still can't figure it out, ask someone with a better reading comp and a memory that's longer than 3 seconds... 🙄
When Ricky gets it done at the SEC level, FOR THE 1ST TIME, then let me know about it. I'll wish him well for it in the mean time....
We'll see how he does the 1st time one of those fast/strong SEC DB's lights him up over the middle.... 🤓
So far, he's yet to even make it through a Fall practice against his own SEC level teammates....
"is more than any other WR had on our team last year." -- PacoYou can take that as WRs on our team now which is correct. He had more than any WR on the team.
"is more than any other WR had on our team last year." -- Paco
Feveredbraiins attempting to move the goal posts in mid-stream. Just STFU until you have something worth posting,,, for a change. You're not even good at sucking up...
And more what exactly?
Dink and Dunk Junk total receptions, by 7 over Shorter...
Less Yds/Catch.
Less by double on longest reception.
Pearshall 13 Gms - 48 for 580 yds, 12.1 Ave, 4 TD's, L- 26
Shorter 13 Gms ---- 41 for 550 yds, 13.4 Ave, 3 TD's, L-52
And Ricky was playing his dink&dunk junk, while going against total chump secondaries, not SEC defenses. Utah's SoS was a joke.
I didn't see the clip on there, but I recall a game against Miss State where he took the handoff and went right up the gut, I swear if there was a hole it was 6 inches wide, and he popped through it and was gone for like 60 yards and the TD.Do this and you can be #1
Very deep at the receiver and TE positions. How good they actually are remains to be seen - not only running routes and catching the ball, but AC and blocking. Lots of potential there, for sure.The iG's WaG on WR positions & depth:
WR-Z Shorter 6-4 223 rsJr
Fraziars 6-4 212 So
Weston 6-3 212 rsSo
Jackson 6-3 214 rsFr
WR-X Henderson 6-3 195 So
Chi-Bowman 6-0 191 So - JuCo xfer
Burke 6-4 183 rsFr
Douglas 6-3 191 Fr
WR-Y Pearsall 6-1 200 Jr - AzSt xfer
Whittemore 6-3 206 rsSo
Jordan Pouncey 6-1 217 rsSr
Reynolds 6-2 204 rsFr
The 1-2's are in the 'either-or' class to begin the season....
While the 3-4's are all having a chance to move up in the rotations....
Extras...
Daniel Cross 6-0 174 rsJr
William Sawyer 6-1 185 rsSo
Taylor Spierto 5-11 205 rsFr
Alex Gonzalez 5-10 188 Fr
Zak Sedaros 5-10 180 Fr
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TE Depth Chart: (12 personal run blockers)
Keon Zipperer 6-1 246 Jr
Dante Zanders 6-5 262 rsJr (DE)
Griffin McDowell 6-4 288 rsJr (OL/DL)
(Goal Line and short yardage blocker)
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Rotationals:
Noah Keeter 6-5 230 rsSo (OLB)
Jon Odom 6-5 237 So
Nick Elksnis 6-6 234 rsFr
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FNG's:
Arlis Boardingham 6-3 235 Fr
Hayden Hansen 6-6 256 Fr
Scot Isacks III 6-4 248 Fr
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Is Richardson going to be running the ball in 2022?
This should answer any questions along those lines:
"Against USF last season, the young Gator QBdt exploded for 115 yards rushing and 152 passing yards by completing all three of his pass attempts. The performance made him the first FBS player in the last 25 years to rush for 100-plus yards, pass for 150-plus yards and complete every pass he threw in a game. Richardson's 80-yard TD run in that contest was tied for the 9th-longest score in program history and tied for longest by a Gator QB in the last 25 years. The scramble was also tied for the 3rd-longest rush by an FBS QB in 2021. Richardson has accounted for 3 TD scores of 70-plus yards and is one of 3 FBS QB's since 1996 to record an 80-plus yard rush and 75-plus yard pass in the same game. Dual Threat indeed...."
Napier - "Scared Money don't Make Money."
Richardson is a dual threat QB, not a one-bullet Barney.... 🤓
Very deep at the receiver and TE positions. How good they actually are remains to be seen - not only running routes and catching the ball, but AC and blocking. Lots of potential there, for sure.
I think that Fraziars 6-4 212 So, is a burner waiting to happen, but speed is not the most important quality in a WR, it's getting open and making the catch, (Doering being the perfect example of that). Anything after that is icing on the reception cake.
Reynolds-Burke-Jackson-Douglas all have some as yet untapped potential.
All 4 have a chance to continue to develop and contribute in the rotation as the season goes on...
Fvck yeah…we are getting close kids…Pearsall back to full participation in Tuesday's practice. Good news.
Tuesday's practice notes and observations
Here are our notes and observations from Florida's Tuesday afternoon practice, its 16th of preseason camp.247sports.com