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Florida’s defensive line, secondary and wide receiver corps will all be down three or more players against Mississippi State.

Florida will be without leading receiver Eugene Wilson III against Mississippi State on Saturday. The Gators (1-2, 0-1 Southeastern Conference) ruled Wilson out on Wednesday night, leaving coach Billy Napier scrambling for a replacement three games into the season.

One of Florida football’s top offensive weapons will be sidelined in Week 4. Star wide receiver Eugene Wilson won’t play in the Gators’ matchup with Mississippi State on Saturday, per Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports and 247 Sports.

M State football's first injury report of the season was released Wednesday night. The Bulldogs listed nine players on the report, seven of which are on defense. Two players were ruled out: cornerback Traveon Wright and defensive lineman Kalvin Dinkins.

Florida will be without leading receiver Eugene Wilson III against Mississippi State on Saturday and probably longer. A person familiar with the situation told The Associated Press that Wilson had minor knee surgery this week.

Florida Gators wide receiver Eugene Wilson III underwent surgery this week to repair a meniscus injury he suffered during the win against Samford. Wilson was announced as out on Wednesday for the upcoming game against Mississippi State when the Gators released the availability report.