After months of receiving offers, Buchholz WR/RB Justin Williams finally drew interest from the SEC program that sits less than five miles from BHS’ campus.
For months, Buchholz WR/RB Justin Williams has collected college offers.
Schools from Florida State to Kentucky have taken a liking to the Sun’s defending big school offensive player of the year.
Friday, the SEC program that sits less than five miles from Buchholz finally noticed the star athlete.
Florida football extended an offer to the 4-star athlete Friday afternoon, Williams announced on his X account.
247sports rates Williams as the 12th-ranked athlete in the Class of 2025 and the 24th-ranked prospect in Florida. He comes in at 5-foot-11 and 190 pounds.
Where does Justin Williams have offers from?
UF is the third SEC program to offer Williams so far, along with Ole Miss and Kentucky. The Rebels offered him before the 2024 season, and the Wildcats offered him in February.
In total, Williams has received offers from 12 Power 4 programs. Besides the three SEC, he holds offers from four ACC programs (FSU, North Carolina, Louisville and Wake Forest), three Big 12 programs (UCF, Utah and Cincinnati) and two Big 10 programs (Wisconsin and Iowa).
According to 247sports, Williams will officially visit Tallahassee on June 20. Williams said the Seminoles have recruited him “every day.”
Swamp247 reported that Williams was on Florida’s campus Thursday. If Williams commits to Florida, he’ll be fifth Bobcat on the current Gator roster — along with sophomore LB Myles Graham, redshirt-senior Kicker Hunter Smith, redshirt-freshman LB Matthew Kade and redshirt-sophomore OL Bryan Rosenberg.
Why is Florida football interested in Williams?
Looking at Williams stats, it’s no surprise that the Gators hold interest in Williams. The rising senior became the first high school…
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