Darnell Stapleton can tell you all about stereotypes and preconceived notions. Like the one about offensive linemen. The stereotype is they have to be 6-5 or taller and they have to be wide as a semi truck. The preconceived notion is if you don’t match the size prerequisites, then you’re probably playing on the O-line down in Division II with all the other guys who weren’t considered big enough to get a scholarship to play Division I football.

He was listed as the No. 10 power forward in the transfer portal, which is a big grab for Florida.

Since he didn’t run or go through all the other measurables that he did a month ago at the Combine in Indianapolis, it was only fitting that Anthony Richardson finished off Pro Day at the University of Florida with a handspring that turned into a backflip. It was a subtle reminder to the three NFL head coaches (Pete Carroll, Frank Reich and Doug Pederson) and the dozens of scouts, assistants, general managers and personnel people that this is perhaps the premier athlete playing the position not just this year but perhaps ever.

By KYLE CURTIS

A few thoughts to jump start your Thursday morning:

Although Richardson is the headline, there are other draft-eligible players expected to participate.

A few thoughts to jump start your Wednesday morning:

As the basketball seasons come to a conclusion, recruiting moves back to the forefront. As the Men's season has wrapped up, head coach Todd Golden and his staff have moved all focus on recruiting, in particular, Golden and company are hitting the transfer portal hard. Despite the Women's team still kicking in the WNIT, Kelly Rae Finley is keeping one eye on the future and still pursuing big time recruits for the program.

A few thoughts to jump start your Tuesday morning: