Florida center Harrison Moore discusses offensive line adjustments in fall camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 1:29 PM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

Harrison Moore, the center for Florida, spoke with reporters as the Gators conduct fall camp. He emphasized his shift from tight end to center, sharing insights from former Gators center Jake Slaughter on leadership. The competition at center with teammate Jason Zandamela has been intense, as both players push each other to excel. Moore also discussed the offensive scheme under Buster Faulkner and how the team's defensive front has challenged the offensive line's development. Florida continues preparations ahead of the upcoming season.
- •Harrison Moore is transitioning from tight end to center for Florida.
- •He emphasizes the importance of preparation in offensive line play.
- •Moore is competing with Jason Zandamela for the starting center position.
- •The Gators' defense is providing stiff challenges during fall camp.
- •Buster Faulkner's offensive scheme is being implemented this summer.
- 1:29 PMYahoo Sports — Florida C Harrison Moore talks replacing Jake Slaughter, OL growth
"Center Harrison Moore is going to be the leader of Florida's offensive line this season. Here's what he said to reporters in the middle of fall camp.
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