Florida Gators veteran guard Harrison Moore says the team’s recent offensive struggles are largely self-inflicted.
The team has managed to score only two touchdowns across consecutive losses to Georgia and Oklahoma, according to Yahoo Sports.
Moore indicated that the entire roster is frustrated with the current state of the program.
“Everybody’s pissed,” the veteran guard said after the team’s recent performance, as reported by Yahoo Sports.
Moore emphasized that the offensive line must take accountability to support the team’s young quarterbacks and improve the running game.
The offensive lineman also addressed several internal developments, including the return of Duke Clark and the reaction of Aaron Philo to being benched.
These comments arrived as the Gators faced additional challenges during a recent matchup against the Kentucky Wildcats, per USA Today Sports.
The team continues to evaluate its performance as it heads into the final stretch of the season.
Moore believes that how the team finishes its final three games will ultimately shape the future of the Florida program.
The Gators’ recent game in Lexington, Kentucky, saw players like Jadan Baugh and DJ Lagway contributing on the field, according to data provided by USA Today.
Despite these individual efforts, the collective offensive output has remained a significant point of concern for the coaching staff and players alike.
The team is now looking to address these systemic issues before their next contest.
The focus remains on restoring consistency to an offense that has struggled to find its rhythm during a difficult portion of the schedule.
Moore remains confident that the path to improvement begins with the players taking responsibility for their own execution on the field.
The team plans to use the remaining games as a benchmark for potential growth and long-term development.