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Florida Gators Suspend Seven Players For Opening Game At Michigan Sept. 2

By  //  August 14, 2017

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Florida has suspended seven players for its season-opener against Michigan on Sept. 2 (3:30 ET on ABC) – including its top playmaker, wide receiver Antonio Callaway – for making improper charges on their university student IDs at the school bookstore and then selling those items for cash, university officials confirmed to ESPN Sunday. (SaturdayDownSouth Image)

(ESPN) – Florida has suspended seven players for its season-opener against Michigan on Sept. 2 (3:30 ET on ABC) – including its top playmaker, wide receiver Antonio Callaway – for making improper charges on their university student IDs at the school bookstore and then selling those items for cash, university officials confirmed to ESPN Sunday.

One source said that the cards did not have the proper amount of funds on them to purchase the items.

The others are offensive lineman Kadeem Telfort, linebackers James Houston and Ventrell Miller and defensive linemen Jordan Smith, Richerd Desir-Jones and Keivonnis Davis.

“We have a small group of players that have made some choices that are extremely disappointing,” head coach Jim McElwain said in a statement, though he did not elaborate on the reason for their suspension.

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