Police Called After Fight Between Florida Players
by Staff Reporter
October 7, 20146 Comments

John Reed-USA TODAY Sports
University of Florida campus police were called to Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on Monday evening after two football players were involved in a fight with each other.
The two players involved were freshman defensive end Gerald Willis III and sophomore quarterback Skyler Mornhinweg. Per ESPN:
Florida will host LSU in Gainesville on Saturday.
The two players involved were freshman defensive end Gerald Willis III and sophomore quarterback Skyler Mornhinweg. Per ESPN:
quote:This is the second off-field distraction for the Gators this week as freshman quarterback Treon Harris was indefinitely suspended on Monday over a sexual assault investigation.
Mornhinweg told police the fight was over his cleats, which he said were located by the team's staff in Willis' locker. The QB sustained "small lacerations on his lower lip," according to the police report, and was taken to Shands emergency room for treatment.
"Upon our arrival, the individuals had already been separated," university police spokesman Maj. Brad Barber said. "After reviewing with both individuals involved, they each filled out a complaint withdrawal, and no charges were filed."
Florida will host LSU in Gainesville on Saturday.
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