Florida head coach Jim McElwain weighed in on the situation Monday afternoon.
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"This is not behavior that we expect and as I often talk about there will be consequences,'' McElwain said.
Both 18, Cleveland and Wells arrived on campus last month for the start of the Summer B semester. They were charged with criminal mischief for property damage in excess of $1,000 -- a third-degree felony -- and shooting a missile inside an occupied dwelling, which is a second-degree felony.
Cleveland and Wells grew up together in Jacksonville before Cleveland, the nation's No. 2-ranked prep receiver last season, moved to Houston to finish his high school career.
There is no update on their status for the start of fall camp next month.
Florida head coach Jim McElwain weighed in on the situation Monday afternoon.
