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Mario & Miami have reconquered the state of Florida and the other three state programs are in shambles. There's currently a race to see who's class can implode the fastest and have the most decommits. Who wins this contest and why?
MORE DECOMMITS COMING FOR FLORIDA, FLORIDA STATE AND UCF
In college football recruiting, there is a notion that the on-field product doesn't impact success on the trail as much — but the 2024 season has begun to prove otherwise in the state of Florida. Miami is running away with on-field success and recruiting is following suit as Mario Cristobal and company are likely to secure a third-straight top-10 class. Otherwise, it's decommitment and flip season in the state.
Florida has already seen attrition to its commitment list and more is certainly on the way. Defensive lineman Jeramiah McCloud (Georgia) and 2026 defensive back Jaelen Waters (Miami) are two to watch but there could be others.
Florida State has already lost all three receivers it had committed in the class and now programs are charging for the trenches with offensive lineman Solomon Thomas (Miami, LSU, Florida) and Kevin Wynn (Georgia, South Carolina, USC), among many others.
UCF may be the program to see the most attrition in the short term, following defensive lineman Christian Hudson (Colorado), receiver Carl Jenkins and linebacker Cam White decommitting in the last week or so. As of Monday evening, the highest-ranked Knight pledge in Jayvan Boggs has lined up a Florida State official visit. Fellow four-stars Tony Williams and Waden Charles have suitors outside of Orlando as do Miami-based twins Darryl and Mandrell Desir.
Three Predictions: Michigan's finish, decommits in Florida, Vernell Brown
Four-star receiver Vernell Brown III has been committed to Florida since July.
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