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Florida will open four spring practices to the public (March 12, 14, 23, 27), coach Dan Mullen announced Wednesday.
Each open practice will be held at the Sanders Practice Fields and bleachers will be set up on the east side along the Indoor Practice Facility. Fans can congregate on the east and south sides to watch practice.
In addition to open practices, Mullen will open a practice to season ticket holders (March 16) and one to each Alachua County First Responders and Law Enforcement (April 4) and UF Faculty/Staff (April 9). Details regarding all three of these practices will be shared with those groups at a later date.
Florida’s complete spring practice schedule is below, which includes the announcement that UF will host its Pro Day on March 27 inside Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
Complete Spring Practice Schedule:
March 12 – 4:15 – 6:45 PM, Open to Public
March 14 – 4:15 – 6:45 PM, Open to Public
March 16: Open to Season Ticket Holders
March 19
March 21
March 23 — TBD, Open to Public
March 25
March 27: Pro Day (8 a.m. – 1 p.m.) & Practice (4:55 – 7:25 p.m.) Open to Fans
March 28
April 4: Open to Alachua County First Responders & Law Enforcement
April 6
April 9: Open to UF Faculty/Staff
April 11
April 12
April 13: Orange and Blue Game, 1 p.m., Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
All right fellow fans – if you go to any of these practices then please share anything that you may deem worthy to share. Even if it isn’t worthy, share it anyway. GO GATORS!!!
Sharing is caring! We plan to go the the O & B game on the 13th. Our kids bought us tickets to the UT Martin game and two nights for a whole G’ville experience for a Christmas present! Raised them right.
SHP – sounds like you did raise them right. I have a daughter that I trained like the girl (Hit Girl) on Kickass, the movie. I don’t know where she is, but where ever she is I know she is fighting crime…lol. It has been a long time since I was in Gainesville, so I cannot give you any good joints to hit. I remember a restaurant called “The Tail Gator,” but that was over 30 years ago. Have fun and share what you can with the rest of us. I believe that Gator-6 might make a go at attending a game, but not too sure. Pay close attention to the QB’s please! GO GATORS!!!
Hey Ed — if I can make it, I’ll leave early and swing through Kentucky to pick you up. Now, you can’t refuse a deal like that!
Gator-6, don’t forget I informed you thusly – even if I were offered free NC tickets, I could not go due to my many medical issues. That is why I purchased a 75 in. tv so I can enjoy the GATORS up close and personal. The basketball game against Vandy was awesome since the GATORS stayed ahead all the way to the end. It makes it easier on my heart…lol. I appreciate the offer though Gator-6, but thanks anyway. Share what you see on this site with those of us that can’t make it. Muchass Grassyass! GO GATORS!!!
I didn’t forget Ed — just take all your meds and you can even use some of mine. Don’t forget I used to be a doctor…..I mean, I don’t do CPR except by the old 11B method (foot-stomp-to-the-chest) mind you, and practice was limited to above the neck, but I still remember how to dial 911 three times out of four if I can remember the number. Failing all that, I’ll bring a couple-three tins of Copenhagen and we can stay so stoned we’ll forget all about our pains!