Florida football coach Dan Mullen is taking two seniors and a junior with him to SEC Media Days in Atlanta next Tuesday.
Making the trip to face the media horde at the College Football Hall of Fame and Omni Atlanta Hotel at CNN Center will be senior offensive tackle Martez Ivey, senior defensive end/outside linebacker Cece Jefferson and junior middle linebacker David Reese.
Mullen and the UF players will make their appearance Tuesday, the second day of Media Days.
Ivey and Jefferson were both part of the 2015 recruiting class, and both were five-star prospects coming out of high school.
Ivey, Jefferson and Reese have combined to start 67 games for the Gators, and all are considered team leaders.
The others:
Alabama
Damien Harris, Sr., RB
Anfernee Jennings, Jr., LB
Ross Pierschbacher, Sr., C
Arkansas
Hjalte Froholdt, Sr., OL
Dre Greenlaw, Sr., LB
Santos Ramirez, Sr., S
Auburn
Jarrett Stidham, Jr., QB
Deshaun Davis, Sr., LB
Dontavius Russell, Sr., DL
Georgia
Terry Godwin, Sr., WR
Jonathan Ledbetter, Sr., DE
J.R. Reed, Jr. DB
Kentucky
Josh Allen, Sr., LB
C.J. Conrad, Sr., TE
Benny Snell Jr., Jr., RB
LSU
Foster Moreau, Sr., TE
Rashard Lawrence DE, Jr., DE
Devin White, Jr., LB
Ole Miss
Josiah Coatney, Jr., DT
Sean Rawlings, Sr., C
Jordan Ta’amu, Sr., QB
Mississippi State
Nick Fitzgerald, Sr., QB
Gerri Green, Sr., DE
Mark McLaurin, Sr., S
Missouri
Drew Lock, Sr., QB
Terry Beckner, Jr., Sr., DL
Terez Hall, Sr., LB
South Carolina
Jake Bentley, Jr., QB
Deebo Samuel, Sr., WR
D.J. Wonnum, Jr., DL
Tennessee
Kyle Phillips, Sr., DL
Marquez Callaway, Jr., WR
Eli Wolf, Jr., TE
Texas A&M
Kingsley Keke, Sr., DL
Erik McCoy, Jr., OL
Trayveon Williams, Jr., RB
Vanderbilt
Kyle Shurmur, Sr., QB
Justin Skule, Sr., OT
LaDarius Wiley, Sr., S
The schedule
MONDAY (All times Eastern)
11:30 a.m. – 3:10 p.m.: Commissioner Greg Sankey and Texas A&M
2 p.m. – 6:50 p.m.: Kentucky and LSU
TUESDAY
8:30 a.m. – 8:50 a.m.: Steve Shaw, SEC Coordinator of Football Officials
9 a.m. – 1:15 p.m.: Georgia and Ole Miss
1:30 p.m. – 5:45 p.m.: Arkansas and Florida
WEDNESDAY, July 18
8:30 a.m. – 8:40 a.m.: David Fletcher, Football Bowl Association
8:40 a.m. – 8:55 a.m.: Bill Hancock, Executive Director College Football Playoff
9 a.m. – 1:15 p.m.: Mississippi State and Tennessee
1:30 p.m. – 5:45 p.m.: Alabama and Missouri
THURSDAY, July 19
8:30 a.m. – 8:40 a.m.: Football Writers Association of America
8:40 a.m. – 8:55 a.m.: National Football Foundation
9 a.m. – 2 p.m.: Auburn, Vanderbilt and South Carolina
Robbie—let’s start a poll on who is most likely to get arrested before Fall practice starts. What ‘chu say? Might include in the poll what he/she might be arrested for.
If the culture has indeed changed…..probably too early to say that…..but if has, just a little…..I say we don’t have anybody arrested this year. It is possible — not probable, mind you — but possible that there’s something more important this year to live for. Just maybe. So what ‘chu say. chum?
I don’t know if I would blame what happened last year on culture or in any way insinuate it was MacElwain’s fault. Consistently breaking curfews, being drunk in public, late to meetings, etc. might be indicative of a culture problem. Fraud and thievery — that is just a lack of morals and morals develop before you step on to campus.
Good point, Tj. Maybe “culture” is the wrong word. Nicely stated.
Come on leland don’t jinx it. So far so good, I’m with 6 here ang will go out on a limb, no one gets arrested
Let’s hope last year taught this team something and we have 0 arrests/ police blogs and these guys show up to camp hungry and ready to get after it
clean off season. mark it down. fear of continued failure
is a strong motivator …when is the last time UF did not go bowling in back-to-back years? the boys will be ready …
Now that’s more like it, Dave! Go Gators.
Hopefully, none arrested. Unfortunately, history strongly supports some likely weed suspensions.
Yeah, there is that, All Hail. Let’s say, “No felonies or Class A Misdemeanors”.
OK, Leland….go ahead. I can take it.