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Winter haven (FL) running back Adam Lane is one of the premiere backs in the class of 2013. After a season ending injury in 2011, Lane is on the comeback and started that process Saturday in Orlando at the Under Armour combine. Lane put on an impressive performance despite the injury and caught up with Scout.com to talk about his upcoming senior season and his progression to college football.
‘Family issues’ trigger Adam Lane’s transfer from Gators
In a statement, Jim McElwain announced that Adam Lane has decided to transfer out of his UF football program. According to the first-year head coach, unspecified “family issues” triggered the running back’s decision to move on from the Gators.
“Adam Lane has some family issues that he is dealing with and wants to be closer to home,” McElwain said. “As you’ve heard me say many times family comes first in this program and we will grant him his release and we will do everything we can to help him.”
Lane, the father of two children, was a three-star member of UF’s 2013 recruiting class, rated as the No. 29 back in the country coming out of high school in Winter Haven, Fla. Entering Florida’s Birmingham Bowl appearance this past season armed with 72 career rushing yards, Lane ripped off 109 yards and scored his first career touchdown in earning MVP honors in the win over East Carolina.
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Late last month, Lane and a teammate, defensive tackle Caleb Brantley, were each charged with second-degree misdemeanor offenses, defrauding an innkeeper under $300, after skipping out on their tab at a Gainesville bowling alley. Brantley has, while Lane has been offered a similar deal as well, although that has yet to be finalized. The running back is responsible for $16.93 of the tab; Brantley was responsible for $42.34.