GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- No. 5 Florida could be without its most
dynamic player Saturday against Kentucky.
Receiver Percy Harvin sustained a high ankle sprain in
Saturday's 21-20 victory at Tennessee and was wearing a protective
walking boot Monday.
Gators coach Urban Meyer said he hoped Harvin could practice on
a limited basis Wednesday.
Harvin, a freshman from Virginia, has seven carries for 81 yards
and eight receptions for 145 yards and a touchdown. The Gators
(3-0) have lined him up wide, in the slot and in the backfield.
Running back DeShawn Wynn also was in a boot Monday, but Meyer
said his sprained ankle was less severe. Wynn, who has 200 yards
rushing in three games, was expected to practice Tuesday.