After a strong fall camp, Kofi Asare's intent on making positive impact in final collegiate season
Summary
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Kofi Asare has moved into a larger JACK edge role behind Jayden Woods after spending most SEC games in 2025 on a single-digit defensive snap count.
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Asare initially played slowly while learning his third defensive scheme in three years, but improved study habits and extra technique work allowed him to react without overthinking by fall camp.
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Asare dropped seven pounds and produced one of Florida's best individual camps, including pressure on Aaron Philo and Tramell Jones Jr. during an expanded second-scrimmage role.
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Florida expects Asare to play winning rotational defense against Florida Atlantic and contribute on special teams in his final collegiate season.
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