Florida Gators quarterbacks Emory Jones and Anthony Richardson "know the plan" heading into Saturday's game against No. 1 Alabama, coach Dan Mullen said Wednesday. Richardson has played well as a backup this season, throwing for two touchdowns and rushing for two more scores, prompting questions as to whether he should start ahead of Jones. Mullen has brushed off those suggestions, sticking with Jones as the starter despite the fact that he has thrown four interceptions -- to go with two touchdowns -- in wins over Florida Atlantic and South Florida. Mullen has said all along that both quarterbacks will play and that managing the division of labor between the two is "pretty simple." "They know what we have scheduled going into the game," Mullen said. Richardson is still receiving treatment for the hamstring injury he suffered in the second half of Saturday's win over USF, but Mullen said Richardson has been able to practice all week and is doing...