Joe Moore Award Midseason Honor Roll includes Florida's offensive line
Florida football is among 25 FBS schools to have their offensive line named to the 2026 Joe Moore Award Midseason Honor Roll.
The Florida Gators' offensive line has been recognized with a spot on the 2026 Joe Moore Award Midseason Honor Roll, announced by Yahoo Sports. This prestigious honor, given to the best offensive line unit in college football, places Florida among 25 teams selected and six from the SEC, alongside Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Missouri, and Tennessee.
Led by starters Bryce Lovett, Knijeah Harris, Harrison Moore, TJ Shanahan Jr., and Emeka Ugorji, the unit currently ranks fourth in the SEC in sacks allowed with eight, though analytics firm PFF credits only four sacks and notes minimal interference (five quarterback hits and 21 QB hurries). The Gators' offensive line has contributed significantly to their overall performance, ranking 12th in scoring offense, 18th in total offense, 23rd in passing efficiency, 25th in passing offense, and 34th in rushing offense among FBS schools.
The Joe Moore Award, established in 2015 by the Foundation for Teamwork, is awarded to the outstanding offensive line unit, emphasizing teamwork and collective effort.
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