Jake McGee will be at Florida for a second year.
The tight end tweeted Tuesday that he's been granted another year of eligibility.
Lets try this college thing one more time! thanks @ncaa 🐊🐊 see you in the fall!
— Jake McGee (@JakeOvaTheWorld) January 20, 2015 McGee transferred from Virginia to Florida for the 2014 season. However, his 2014 was quite short-lived. He broke his left leg in what was Florida's first game of the season against Eastern Michigan and ended up missing the rest of the season. (Florida's season opener against Idaho was postponed and eventually canceled)
Before coming to Florida, McGee was Virginia's leading receiver in 2013 before taking a graduate transfer. He had 43 catches and 395 yards in 2013.
If he would have been healthy for the entire 2014 season, he would have undoubtedly given the fairly-incompetent Florida passing game some life. His 2013 stats would have made him Florida's second-leading receiver in 2014 and Florida got absolutely no production from the tight end position. Tevin Westbrook was Florida's leading receiver at the position and he had eight catches for 81 yards and two touchdowns.
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