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Matt Pendleton/Gainesville Sun / USA TODAY NETWORK
Florida head coach Billy Napier revealed Monday that redshirt sophomore nose tackle Jamari Lyons Jamari Lyons suffered a broken ankle during scrimmage last weekend and will miss the 2024 season.

Lyons was expected to play a significant role in the Gators' defensive line rotation this season. Per SI.com:
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Lyons had to be carted off the field and donned an air cast. He appears to be the only major injury of the scrimmage.

The Cocoa, Fla., native was expected to take on a larger role on the Gators’ defensive line, especially at nose tackle behind incumbent starter Cam Jackson.

In 2023, Lyons recorded 20 total tackles (10 solo) and 2.5 tackles-for-loss while appearing in all 12 games. He split time as the backup nose tackle with Desmond Watson and was expected to do the same in 2024 albeit with more playing time.
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BobABooey2 months
If he really is injured, I wish him well in his recovery. But because this is UF, I’m hoping it’s a typo and only his ankle monitor broke.
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OGTiger2 months
Cam Jackson is the starter at that position That’s a name that’s a blast from the past.
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