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Film breakdown: Florida's 52-3 demolition of Campbell
Over 60 players saw action as the Gators rolled to 2-0 under Jon Sumrall with standout performances across the depth chart.
In brief
Over 60 players saw action as the Gators rolled to 2-0 under Jon Sumrall with standout performances across the depth chart. Florida's depth is showing real quality early in the Sumrall era, with multiple young players making strong cases for expanded roles. Originally reported by Florida Gators On SI.
Gators dominate Campbell 52-3
Florida continued its explosive start under Jon Sumrall with a blowout win over Campbell. Over 60 players saw snaps in the Week Two victory.
Dallas Wilson's breakout continues
The receiver led Florida with five catches for 104 yards and a touchdown. His versatility and route running showed major offseason improvement.
Wilson dominates after the catch
The 6-foot-3, 212-pound wideout has 69 of his 151 yards after the catch this season. Buster Faulkner is using him heavily in the screen game.
Sumrall sees high ceiling in Wilson
The coach praised Wilson's 104-yard performance and sees continued growth ahead for the talented receiver.
“Dallas is a really talented player, man. High ceiling. Just going to continue to get better and better and better.”
Lagonza Hayward makes every snap count
The second-year defender recorded five tackles in just 25 snaps. He earned an 88.5 PFF grade and was noticeable throughout the film.
Hayward pushing for bigger role
The former blue-chip prospect continues to stand out despite limited time behind veteran secondary players. He may earn more snaps as the schedule toughens.
“Lagonza was a real bright spot last week I thought, we've moved him down there more.”
J'Vari Flowers bounces back strong
After struggling against FAU in Week One, the true sophomore defensive back looked like his 2025 self against Campbell.
Flowers locks down receivers
He was targeted four times but allowed just one catch for negative yardage while recording two pass breakups. He earned an 84.7 PFF grade.
Cornerback competition still open
With both starting cornerback spots up for grabs, Flowers positioned himself for more reps heading into SEC play this weekend.
“I thought J'Vari competed at the top of the route and played with a little bit of an edge and a demeanor about him.”
Freshman Keumajou Yondui impresses immediately
The 6-foot-3, 295-pound defensive lineman was supposed to be in high school. Instead, he made plays in seven snaps for Florida.
Yondui's stat line is eye-popping
The England native recorded two tackles, two hurries and a pass deflection in extremely limited playing time against Campbell.
Raw talent with huge upside
Keumajou Yondui has only played football for a couple years and reclassified late. He's dominating scout team and showing why Florida was excited despite his three-star rating.
“He's kicking tail on scout team. He's going to be a really good football player, and his energy's real.”
In short
Florida's depth is showing real quality early in the Sumrall era, with multiple young players making strong cases for expanded roles.
