New Florida football coach Dan Mullen is being reminded that the bigger the stage, the bigger the headaches.
First Coast News in Jacksonville reported Thursday that six Florida players face possible university discipline for alleged roles in a May confrontation involving airsoft guns, rocks, a baseball bat and a frying pan.
Florida receiver Kadarius Toney and defensive tackle Kyree Campbell can be possibly disciplined for "holding and pointing what appears to be an assault rifle (later determined to be airsoft rifles) at other individuals on campus," according to a UF campus police incident report.
Also, receivers Rick Wells and Tyree Cleveland, quarterback Emory Jones and tight end Kemore Gamble may face university discipline for allegedly lying to police about the incident.