Carter's Corner: Johnson Talks QB Race, Power Surge, More

Florida head coach Dan Mullen shares a laugh when quarterback Feleipe Franks at Monday's practice. (Photo: Alex de la Osa/UAA Communications)

Carter's Corner: Johnson Talks QB Race, Power Surge, More

Tuesday, March 27, 2018 | Football, Scott Carter

A glance at the latest Gators headlines from around the internet.

By: Scott Carter, Senior Writer

Photo Gallery, Practice 6

GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- The University of Florida football team continues its march to the Orange & Blue Game on April 14 at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.

The Gators held their sixth practice of spring camp on Monday afternoon. Quarterbacks coach Brian Johnson met with the media afterward and discussed the progress of quarterbacks Feleipe Franks, Kyle Trask, Jake Allen and freshman Emory Jones.

#Gators QB coach Brian Johnson confident he has right man for starting job (with video): https://t.co/cYhKCttkZc pic.twitter.com/VGVdp1Wn1w
— Edgar Thompson (@osgators) March 27, 2018

As the spring game approaches, check out FloridaGators.com for updates on the team heading in Dan Mullen's first Orange & Blue Game as Gators head coach.

Let's take a look around the internet for the latest on the Gators, including the baseball and softball teams:

The talent in UF's quarterback group is showing up writes Robbie Andreu of The Gainesville Sun.
Tim Tebow won't be horsing around on his next stop in the minors writes Dave George of the Palm Beach Post.
Sights, sounds and observations from Florida's sixth practice of the spring on Monday via Ryan Young of SECCountry.com.
They met 10 years ago. Now Dan Mullen is helping this Gators receiver turn corner from Ethan Bauer of The Miami Herald.
UF sophomore Kyle Trask showing potential to join quarterback race writes Edgar Thompson of the Orlando Sentinel.
Gators have turned up the power as they face Florida State tonight in Jacksonville writes Garry Smits of the Florida Times-Union.
The UF softball team completes sweep of Texas A&M via Mark Stine of the Independent Florida Alligator.
What the Rays' stadium search could learn from Gators' baseball plan writes Matt Baker of The Tampa Bay Times.
Trevon Grimes brings big, physical presence to Gators receiving corps writes Thomas Goldkamp of 247Sports.com.