Under Armor Camp happening in Orlando this weekend:
UA Orlando camp littered with Florida targets
UA Orlando camp littered with Florida targets
UF commits well represented
With quick starts to both the 2020 and 2021 class already, the Florida Gators will have several of their commits on hand between the two classes. The 2020 class will be well represented with Lake Wales (Fla.) four-star
Gervon Dexter, Tampa (Fla.) Middleton four-star defensive tackle
Johnnie Brown, Dunnellon (Fla.) four-star wide receiver
Jaquavion Fraziars, Clearwater (Fla.) Superior Collegiate Academy four-star running back
Keyvone Lee, and Ocala (Fla.) Vanguard four-star wide receiver
Leonard Manuel all expected.
From the 2021 Florida commitment list, Ocala (Fla.) Vanguard teammates
Bryce Langston and
Trevonte Rucker are both expected.
Top targets showcased
The Gators will also have several top targets for the 2020 class hitting the field to showcase their talents as well. The Gators are looking for their signal caller for the 2020 class and have zeroed in on Jacksonville (Fla.) Mandarin four-star quarterback
Carson Beck. After backing off an early commitment to the Alabama Crimson Tide, Beck has taken visits to both Florida and Miami. Beck is a former Florida baseball commit and is now focusing on strictly playing football.
Another priority target for the Gators in the 2020 class expected to be on hand is Lakeland (Fla.) five-star running back
Demarkcus Bowman. The Gators offered Bowman last year before an impressive Junior season and have continued to prioritize him. Florida is very high on Bowman's list and he recently visited campus for a Junior Day. Alabama, Clemson, Georgia, and Ohio State have also been talked up by Bowman as well.
After failing to sign a true safety in the 2019 cycle, the Gators will look at address that need in the 2020 cycle and already have a safety in the fold with four-star Rashad Torrence committed. Another target the Gators have zeroed in on for the position is Deland (Fla.) four-star athlete
Avantae Williams, a currently Oregon Ducks commit. Williams visited Florida last weekend for their Junior Day and is expected to keep the door cracked for other schools despite an early commitment.
Another target the Florida staff has prioritized early on is Orange Park (Fla.) Oakleaf four-star defensive end
Chantz Williams. The Gators signed a nice haul at the edge rusher position in the 2019 cycle, and will look to keep infusing top talent to the roster with Williams high on the wish list in the 2020 cycle. Williams has visited Florida several times since the arrival of the new coaching staff.
Other 2020 notable names
With early success in Dan Mullen's Florida career, and a No. 9 Nationally ranked recruiting class in the 2019 cycle, the Gators are looking to build upon their efforts in the 2020 class with the state of Florida loaded with talent. Several other in-state targets will also be taking to the field on Sunday for the Gators.
Some of the names that already hold an offer from the Gators heading into the camp include Largo (Fla.) four-star linebacker
Jayion McCluster, Apopka (Fla.) four-star defensive end
Jalen Carter, Ocala (Fla.) Vanguard offensive lineman
Miller Merriweather-Lewis, Cocoa (Fla.) four-star athlete
Caziah Holmes, Tampa (Fla.) Chamberlin four-star offensive tackle
Cesar Reyes, Mulberry (Fla.) athlete
Arian Smith, Gainesville (Fla.) Eastside three-star quarterback
Anthony Richardson, Jacksonville (Fla.) Sandalwood three-star cornerback
Jahquez Robinson, Orlando (Fla.) Jones three-star wide receiver
Dominick Hill, Largo (Fla.) Pinellas Park three-star linebacker
Alvin Mathis, Lakeland (Fla.) Lake Gibson three-star edge rusher
Morven Joseph, Winter Park (Fla.) athlete
Ethan Pouncey, and Lakeland (Fla.) cornerback
Fenley Graham.
Another name set to compete on Sunday that does not hold an offer from Florida heading in is Madison (Fla.) County offensive tackle
Zane Herring, who has visited Florida's campus several times in the span of the last year.
2021 class also well represented
The Florida Gators 2021 recruiting class has also gotten off to a quick start with 6 members already on board. The Gators coaching staff has also been active in extending offers to some of the top names in-state for the 2021 class as well.
Some of the names with Florida offers expected to be at the camp Sunday include Orlando (Fla.) Jones offensive tackle
Javonte Gardner, Seffner (Fla.) Armwood wide receiver
Agiye Hall, Graceville (Fla.) athlete
Xavian Sorey, Seffner (Fla.) Armwood defensive lineman
Desmond Watson, Tampa (Fla.) Jefferson tight end
Gage Wilcox, and Plant City (Fla.) wide receiver
Mario Williams.
