Florida football has added Steve Spurrier Jr. as an offensive analyst, bringing home the son of icon coach Steve Spurrier to UF

The school confirmed Wednesday that Steve Spurrier Jr., whose work as a special teams and offensive assistant for his dad in the late 1990s launched an extensive college coaching career, is joining Billy Napier’s staff in a supportive role. Various reports indicate the younger Spurrier, 53, will serve as an analyst.

Former South Carolina wide receivers coach and co-offensive coordinator Steve Spurrier Jr. is headed back to familiar territory. As reported by On3 Sports, Spur

Steve Spurrier Jr., a veteran college football assistant and son of Florida Gators legend Steve Spurrier, has joined the UF staff as an analyst, per multiple sources. Spurrier has filled the opening to replace Dan Enos,

Spurrier Jr., the son of former UF head coach Steve Spurrier, fills the staff opening left by Dan Enos, who was the Special Assistant to the Head Coach before leaving for a position with Wake Forest. With the Gators, Spurrier Jr. will assist analyst Ryan O'Hara with the quarterbacks.

Steve Spurrier Jr. is following in his father's footsteps and will join Florida's coaching staff under Billy Napier.

Lester Holt, the anchor and managing editor of “NBC Nightly News” for a decade, announced that he is stepping down from the long-running broadcast at the beginning of the summer. NBC News did not immediately name Holt’s successor.

Steve Spurrier Jr., son of Florida Gators legend Steve Spurrier, will join UF’s staff as an offensive analyst, according to On3. Gator Country reported the likelihood of this happening a few weeks back, and now it’s official. Spurrier Jr. spent four seasons with UF as a graduate assistant from 1994-98.