Who could be next to commit?
A look at some prospects that could possibly commit to the Florida Gators
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Four-star WR Anthony Schwartz
The Skinny: The Gators have been the team to beat for four-star wide receiver
Anthony Schwartz for several months now. He's visited UF's campus many times since landing an offer earlier this year. Not only does Schwartz have interest in playing football at UF, but also running track as well as he is tabbed as one of the fastest prospects for his recruiting class. Georgia and Auburn are also in play, and he plans to visit both colleges along with UF later this month. A decision is expected early in the fall, and UF is sitting in a great spot currently.
Four-star TE Kyle Pitts
The Skinny: Four-star tight end
Kyle Pitts was planning to make a commitment on July 4th, but decided to hold off for a few weeks. It's rumored he is having a commitment video made for him which he is hoping to release in a couple of weeks. The Gators have been the team getting most of the buzz after a successful visit to Gainesville last month. Georgia, Maryland, and Virginia Tech are also mentioned but the Gators are looking like the smart pick for now.
Four-star OT Richard Gouraige
The Skinny: The Gators have been the team to beat for in-state offensive tackle
Richard Gouraige since the spring. He was able to visit Gainesville twice, and immensely enjoyed his time around first year offensive line coach
Brad Davis. Gouraige feels he is closest with Coach Davis than any other coach recruiting him, and after several visit to UF he is comfortable with their campus. Gouraige has yet to give any definite commitment date, and continues to say he will end things when the time is right. Many feel if UF is able to get him on campus again, and the visit goes well, that he could be tempted to pull the trigger.
Four-star OG Curtis Dunlap
The Skinny: The Gators have kept their eye on four-star offensive guard
Curtis Dunlap for some time now. The Gators were still in the evaluation process with Dunlap back in the spring, but have turned the heat up on him this summer after a strong showing in Oregon at the Nike Opening. The Jacksonville native has quite a bit of interest in UF, and there have been whispers of him hoping to have a commitment in the books sooner rather than later. There are plans to visit UF sometime this summer, and the staff will likely push for a commitment.
Four-star DT Dante Stills
The Skinny: The Gators will host four-star defensive tackle
Dante Stills on campus sometime at the end of this week or the first of next week. This will be Stills first ever visit to UF, and as a priority target, the staff is going to roll out the red carper for him. West Virginia is the big competition for Stills as his father played there and his older brother is a freshman on the roster. Despite those ties, Stills has a ton of interest in UF, and is very close with defensive line coach
Chris Rumph and area recruiter
Ja'Juan Seider, who played with Stills father at WVU. Look for Stills to make a commitment sometime next month after his visits have concluded.
Four-star LB David Reese
The Skinny: The Gators are hoping to get four-star linebacker
David Reese on campus sometime this summer, as he is planning to make a commitment before the start of the school year. He's visited UF in the past when his older brother was a prospect, but the younger Reese has yet to be in Gainesville on a recruiting visit of his own. Michigan seems to be Florida's biggest competition after a visit there earlier in the summer. Reese prefers to stay closer to home, so a strong visit to UF can make a lasting impression.
Four-star RB Asa Martin
The Skinny: The Gators were the outfight team to beat for four-star running back
Asa Martin back in the spring. However in-state programs Alabama and Auburn have closed the gap significantly after visits there in the spring and summer. Martin plans to make a commitment on August 24th, and will visit Auburn, Florida, and possibly Clemson before then. The Gators will need their visit to go well as their one time lead has slipped.
Three-star S Randy Russell
The Skinny: After backing off a commitment to Miami earlier this summer, the Florida Gators are seen as the team to beat for three-star safety
Randy Russell. He's taken a visit to Gainesville once already this summer and is planning to come back next week for Friday Night Lights. With the need at safety UF has this cycle this is one the staff would like to have wrapped up heading into the season.
