While Florida Football didn't quite crack the levels of elite recruiting for their class of 2025, they still put together a top-ten class that has some intriguing top-end talent coming to Gainesville.
Six of those future Gators will be featured today on ESPN2 at 4 PM as part of the Under Armour All-America Game.
Byron Louis - RB
Florida signed two more running backs are part of their class of 2025.
Waltez Clark was one of Florida's original commits and the Gators were able to flip Bryon Louis late from FSU's sinking ship.
Louis is considered a workhorse-style back who isn't afraid to take linebackers head-on.
Naeshaun Montgomery - WR
A ton of attention has been placed on Dallas Wilson and Vernell Brown in this recruiting class for Florida, but don't sleep on Naeshaun Montgomery rising up to be a contributor.
The top 200 overall composite player committed to Florida back in August and despite some late visits he stuck with the Gators.
Vernell Brown - WR
Speaking of Vernell Brown, he was the headliner of the class of 2025 until Dallas Wilson came along. His composite star rating has bounced back and forth between four and five starts, but either way, he is a menace in the slot with instant game-breaking potential.
Will Griffin - QB
A member of the class of 2026, Will Griffin is verbally committed to Florida but can't officially sign for another 12 months. The top 150 overall prospect has shades of Tim Tebow in his game, as he is not afraid to run someone over if needed.
Griffin has claimed he doesn't plan to take any more visits and could be a key cog in getting the class of 2026 momentum this summer.
Ty Jackson - LB
An All-Star game where tackling tends to get neutered won't be the best showcase of Ty Jackson because he is not afraid to delete someone on the field if needed.
Jackson was a late add for the Gators as they flipped him from Southern Cal.
Jalen Wiggins - DL
One of the other long-time commits the Gators were able to hang onto, Jalen Wiggins, was considered a top 40 overall player in 2023 before watching his rating drop to just inside the top 150.
Make no mistake, he has wrecking ball potential along the defensive line.