Gators Well-Represented at Under Armour All-America Game

With a three-game winning streak to end the regular season, along with a reported significant investment into NIL, the Gators saw an influx of commits over the month of November. With 25 total high school signees, two of which came after the Dec. 4 early signing day, the Gators currently have the No. 10 recruiting class, according to 247 Sports.

"I think the combination of how our players competed and played, obviously winning. I think the character that they showed through the tough first month of the season, how they responded, how they continued to fight. I think that spoke the loudest of all," UF head coach Billy Napier said on Dec. 4 of the on-field momentum carrying into recruiting. "Obviously for you to get the administration's stamp was a big deal. Then you go prove it down the stretch on the field with a couple big wins. It's like, Okay, you can kind of sense the momentum."

Of the six signees at the game, three joined the Gators' class in the months of November and December with Jackson and Louis flipping their initial pledges to USC and FSU prior to the early signing day and Wilson signing with Florida at the end of the season after initially signing with Oregon.

The seven representatives at the Under Armour Next All-America Game aren't the only UF signees playing in a postseason high school all-star game. Defensive back signees Hylton Stubbs and Ben Hanks Jr. will be playing in the Navy All-America Bowl on Saturday, Jan. 11 at 1 p.m.