Jon Sumrall's love for pedicures revealed by his wife
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 5:03 PM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026
Florida head coach Jon Sumrall's fondness for pedicures was highlighted by his wife, Ginny, during an interview with WCJB TV20. In a video clip shared on social media, Ginny stated that Sumrall enjoys getting pedicures every two weeks during the football season. The revelation has prompted a mix of reactions from fans. In response, Sumrall humorously shared a GIF from 'Dumb and Dumber' to address the attention. Sumrall, who has previous coaching experience at Kentucky and Ole Miss, aims to elevate Florida's program as its head coach, following a stint with Troy and Tulane, including a College Football Playoff appearance.
- •Jon Sumrall is the newly hired head coach of Florida.
- •His wife revealed his preference for pedicures every two weeks.
- •The video clip about his habits went viral, sparking mixed fan reactions.
- •Sumrall humorously responded with a GIF from 'Dumb and Dumber'.
- •He aims to improve Florida's football performance in the upcoming season.
- 5:03 PMYahoo Sports — Jon Sumrall Responds After Wife Exposes his Love for Pedicures
"Newly hired Florida coach Jon Sumrall’s wife, Ginny, recently shed light on his personal habits in an interview with WCJB TV20, North Central Florida. In a clip posted by reporter Olivia Eisenhauer on X (formerly Twitter) on Saturday, Ginny Sumrall said that Sumrall “loves pedicures.
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