Gators Breakdown: Does the outlook change for Florida after COVID outbreak? Florida hits the field Saturday vs Missouri after two weeks off
Saturday, October 3, 2020 at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville, Fla. / UAA Communications photo by Courtney Culbreath (Courtney Culbreath, © 2020 University Athletic Association, All Rights Reserved)
Will the Gators' offense stay hot?
Can the defense turn things around?
Those are questions surrounding Florida after the team was hit hard by COVID-19.
David Waters is joined by Will Miles (Read and Reaction), Neil Blackmon (Saturday Down South), and Malik Grady as the group discusses the outlook for Florida’s season after the outbreak.
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