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@Brian_scout: Caleb Banks going in the first round was the final piece of evidence that Florid

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@Brian_scout UF

Caleb Banks going in the first round was the final piece of evidence that Florida has been putting defensive linemen in the league consistently. Three straight drafts with a Gator D-lineman taken in the top two rounds. That pipeline is real even when the team results haven't matched. The red zone numbers from spring ball are the only thing that matters right now. Florida Gators converted at 68 percent in the red zone last season, which ranked 11th in the SEC. That number has to jump to at le...

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