Dan Orlovsky didn’t hide where he stands after a recent Jon Sumrall reveal set off a wave of reactions across college football.
The conversation started when Ginny Sumrall, the wife of Florida head coach Jon Sumrall, said her husband enjoys getting pedicures during the football season. That detail came out during Florida’s recent Ladies Night event, where she spoke with Olivia Eisenhauer of WCJB TV20.
“He loves pedicures,” Ginny Sumrall told Olivia Eisenhauer of WCJB TV20 at Florida’s recent Ladies Night event. “That’s his favorite extra thing to do.
Every two weeks in the football season, Jon loves to get a pedicure. That’s just a fun little happy about him.”
Once the clip made the rounds, the Get Up crew weighed in, and Orlovsky was the most blunt voice in the room.
“I am completely against pedicures for dudes. You’re a dude, you’re not supposed to get pedicures,” Orlovsky said.
Host Mike Greenberg and other panelists pushed back and gave Orlovsky a hard time, but he didn’t budge.
“I am completely against pedicures for dudes. You're a dude, you're not supposed to get pedicures” - Dan Orlovsky pic.twitter.com/OvYS1Vq1DP
- Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) July 28, 2026
The moment spread fast enough that Jon Sumrall responded himself, posting a memorable scene from “Dumb and Dumber” on July 26, 2026.
With the off-field chatter making the rounds, Sumrall and the Gators are also getting ready for the real thing. Florida is set to open fall camp soon, stay there until the team shifts into game-week mode, and then turn its attention to the season-opener against Florida Atlantic on Sept. 5.
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