UF's Harvin Expected Back For FSU

"He says he feels a lot better," Meyer said. "I expect him at practice (today). I don't know (how effective he will be). I'll know more after practice (today). He's down there right now working out." Harvin missed the South Carolina and Florida Atlantic games with a sinus infection that produced migraine headaches. Harvin spent most of last week in the UF infirmary, but watched Saturday's victory over FAU on the sideline in street clothes. Meyer said Harvin underwent a battery of tests last week, including a CAT scan and an MRI.