Chomping at Bits: Florida’s Canyon Barry questionable for LSU game

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Canyon Barry questionable for LSU: Mike White stated that Barry had suffered a sprained ankle in Monday’s practice and is questionable, “probably 50-50,” for tonight’s game in Baton Rouge. (Kevin Brockway, Gainesville Sun; Ryan Young, SEC Country)

Gators struggling on defense during two-game skid: The offense has had its own issues but Florida struggled to make stops and secure defensive rebounds in their last two outings. The Gators held a long team meeting on Monday to work out their issues. (Robbie Andreu, Gainesville Sun; Ryan Young, SEC Country; Ian Cohen, Orlando Sentinel)

Florida recruiting updates: Florida OL commit T.J. Moore shuts down his recruitment and Malik Davis enjoys his official visit. (Zach Abolverdi, SEC Country)

Gators QB commit Jake Allen on his official visit: Florida’s long-standing quarterback commit discusses his visit (mostly the food) and says he thinks that the Gators could have a huge Signing Day, noting that he believes there are some silent commitments and that Florida has a shot with all of the uncommitted prospects that visited this past weekend. (Andrew Spivey, Gator Country)

UF’s chances with some uncommitted prospects: The Gators have a chance with some newly uncommitted recruits. (Graham Hall, Gainesville Sun)

Florida gymnasts earn SEC weekly honors: Alicia Boren was named SEC Gymnast of the Week and Alex McMurty was named SEC Specialist of the Week. Boren won the all-around title and her first floor title last week. This is McMurty’s sixth Specialist of the Week honor in her career. (Mary Howard, Florida Gators)

Gator swimmers earn SEC weekly honors: Tenth-ranked Florida upset No. 6 Auburn on the road last week. Caeleb Dressel was named Male Swimmer of the Week after placing first in all four events he participated in. Maxime Rooney was named Male Freshman of the Week. (Layne Weitzel, Florida Gators)

Florida track and field freshmen earn SEC weekly honors: Clayton Brown was named Men’s Freshman of the Week and Grant Holloway was named Men’s Co-Field Athlete of the Week. Holloway had three of the nation’s top five marks in his collegiate long jump debut and won the 60 hurdles final, tying for the fastest time nationally last week. Brown’s triple jump debut made him the only collegian since 2002 to clear 2.25 meters and eclipse 16.30 meters in the triple jump during the same indoor season. (Zach Dirlam, Florida Gators)

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