The Florida Gators star Tight End Kyle Pitts is questionable for Saturdays game against the Arkansas Razorbacks. This can impact the game greatly, and possibly give the hogs an advantage.
The Arkansas Razorbacks are coming off of a impressive 13 point comeback win over the Tennessee Volunteers, and are looking at The Gators this Saturday.
The eighth ranked Florida Gators defeated the fifth ranked Georgia Bulldogs by a landslide. The Gators put up 44 points on one of the best defenses in college football.
Kyle Trask has made his case for heisman this year, and he is just destroying opponents. He finished the game with 474 yards, which is the most by a Florida quarterback in regular season history. He also finished with four touchdowns, which he had in the first half.
Trask has 1,800 yards on the season, and 22 touchdowns with just three interceptions.
However, that is not the Kyle that the hogs are having trouble game planning against. Its the other Kyle, the one that plays Tight End.
The Arkansas Razorbacks are having trouble trying to game plan against Pitts due to his injury concerns this Saturday.
The All SEC Tight End was injured on a targeting play in the Georgia game late in the first half. After catching the pass from Trask over the middle on an inside slant route, that led to the him and the defensive back colliding hemet to helmet.
Before exiting the game with eight minutes left in the second quarter, Kyle Pitts was already having a great game. Pitts was at two receptions for 59 yards and a touchdown.
On the season, Pitts has been amazing, in fact one of the best players in college football. In just four and a half games, Pitts has racked up 24 receptions for 414 yards and eight touchdowns.
The 6’6″ Tight end will be a first round pick in the upcoming draft, if he decides to not stay for his senior season.
This will give the hogs a bit of an advantage, but you never want to see a player get injured.
