Rivals national recruiting analyst John Garcia Jr. takes a look at five Florida commitments that could be at risk to flip their pledges before the end of the year.
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A longtime Nebraska verbal commitment and one of the fastest prospects in the country, Bronaugh’s stock has soared this spring and it led to a full official visit slate this month. But our eyes are on the first two stops of the tour, a run up to Gainesville to see the Florida Gators two weekends ago and last weekend’s return trip to Nebraska.
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Florida State and Penn State are still on the itinerary the next two weekends and will swing big at the Orlando-area defensive back, but the Gators and Huskers are in a very strong position to contend through a final decision.
We’re told the two official visits had contrasting elements to them, so could that play into the call with one versus the other? At last check, there is some renewed confidence in Lincoln but this one still has potential twists and turns ahead.
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A quietly busy recruitment has been that of the very long-tenured Auburn commitment of late. Gray took official visits to Washington, NC State and Kentucky, many of which were first impressions of the programs in contention. He has long maintained his pledge to the Tigers and looks to return for an official visit this weekend, potentially eliminating the buzz around the flip prospects…
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