Florida Gators Basketball Update: Boogie Fland's Recovery on Track In a recent update, Florida basketball coach Todd Golden shared that incoming transfer point guard Boogie Fland underwent sports hernia surgery on July 3. Fortunately, the recovery time is expected to be only four-to-six weeks, which means Fland should be ready for the start of fall workouts in September. According to Golden, Fland could have played through the injury, but it made more sense to address it immediately.
The 6-foot-3, 180-pound Fland, a former five-star recruit who transferred from Arkansas, is anticipated to play a crucial role in UF's revamped backcourt for the 2025-26 season. Before undergoing surgery... Fland was able to build chemistry with fellow incoming transfer point guard Xaivian Lee for the first three weeks of summer workouts.
Golden expressed his satisfaction with the team's performance during summer workouts, "which concluded recently." The coach praised the team's newcomers, stating that they adapted well to the program and showed a great understanding of their responsibilities. He also commended the returners for their leadership and the team's overall competitiveness.
As reported by USA TODAY, "the Gators are looking forward to a strong season with a revamped backcourt.".. and Fland's recovery is a key factor ← →
Florida basketball coach Todd Golden said incoming transfer point guard Boogie Fland underwent sports hernia surgery on July 3 and sat out the second half of summer workouts. Golden said it will be a four-to-six-week recovery time for Fland, who should be ready when the Florida Gators start fall workouts in September.
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