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Florida Gators Preseason 2012: D.J. Humphries Has MCL Injury

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April 7, 2012; Gainesville FL, USA; Florida Gators offensive lineman D.J. Humphries (70) during the second half of the Florida spring game at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Phil Sears-US PRESSWIRE

D.J. Humphries has an MCL injury and will miss two weeks.

Backup left tackle D.J. Humphries has an MCL injury and will miss two weeks, and linebacker Lerentee McCray has a hamstring injury, Mark Long of the Associated Press tweeted.

Humphries, a freshman from Mallard Creek, N.C., is behind Matt Patchan and Xavier Nixon on the depth chart. One of the -- if not the -- top overall offensive line recruits in the country, Humphries signed with Florida in February. He was rated a five-star prospect by Rivals and Scout.

Gainesville.com has said that Humphries was impressive enough in spring that he could push for immediate playing time as a freshman, but the injury might prevent that from happening right away. Alligator Army listed Humphries as one of the freshmen to watch this fall.

Florida opens the season Saturday, Sept. 1 at home against Bowling Green.

For more on Gators football, visit Florida blog Alligator Army, plus SEC blog Team Speed Kills and SB Nation Tampa Bay.

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