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Florida WR Dallas Wilson leaves Georgia game with foot injury

On3 imageby: Zach Abolverdi7 hours agoZachAbolverdi
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Florida Gators wide receiver Dallas Wilson (6) wears a boot without pads before a game against the Long Island Sharks at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. (Matt Pendleton-Imagn Images)

JACKSONVILLE — Florida wide receiver Dallas Wilson is once again sidelined with a foot injury. Wilson left the Georgia game in the first half and did not return.

Wilson was injured on UF’s last third-down play before the break and went to the locker room. He came back out in the second half with a boot on his right foot.

Wilson had one catch for 7 yards before leaving the game. He has 12 catches for 167 yards and three touchdowns in four games played and started this year.

Wilson missed the first four games of the season and most of training camp with a left foot injury. He was in a hard cast and then a walking boot while sidelined.

Wilson had a record-setting performance in his UF debut against No. 9 Texas. He caught six passes for 111 yards and two touchdowns in Florida’s 29-21 win.

“It meant everything,” Dallas Wilson said after his first game. “I had [DJ Lag[way] pushing me on, I had all the coaches. It’s just a good belief. Everybody believed in everybody, so it was good coming out there with all the guys.”

Wilson set the program record for yards, receptions and scores by a true freshman in their first career start. He earned SEC Freshman of the Week honors.

Wilson made the play of the game against the Longhorns with his 55-yard catch-and-run for a touchdown.

“That was a crazy play actually,” he said. “I won off the line, off my release with the corner. Corner had fell to the floor. Lag it threw the ball up to me, caught it, and after that I just let my talent take over. It was just boom from there.”

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