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Florida Gators 2025 Commitment List and Recruiting Profiles
Gators Illustrated is keeping track of the Florida Gators’ 2025 high school recruiting class and offering an analysis of each commitment
keeping track of the Florida Gators’ 2025 high school recruiting class and offering an analysis of each commitment, all of which can be found below.
This story will be updated as the Gators’ class changes with final analysis of each signee on Early Signing Day and National Signing Day.
Florida Gators’ 2025 Commitments
Prospects are organized by position, and then by commitment date. Statistics and ratings provided by MaxPreps and/or 247Sports, unless noted otherwise.
RB Waltez Clark
Profile: Florida’s first commit of the class, Clark was a do-it-all player for Plant High School with experience at running back, receiver and linebacker. In two years on varsity, Clark has shined with 33 total touchdowns and 1339 total yards on 8.2 yards per carry. He’s also seen as a receiving threat with 870 yards over the past two seasons as a part-time receiver and eight total touchdowns. He also ran a 10.82-second 100-meter dash for Plant. Clark told Gators Illustrated after his official visit on June 17, 2024 that he had shut down all communication with other schools. He is Florida’s highest-rated offensive commit by 247 Sports (No. 239).
Profile: Gasper owns the accolade of being the most experienced varsity player in the class so far with three seasons for Katy Jordan, the last two being his most extensive on the field. Over his sophomore and junior years, Gasper rushed for 1,163 yards and 21 touchdowns. He’s a versatile back with the ability to make plays as a pass-catching back. He owns a reported 4.51 40-yard dash, 4.3-second 5-10-5 shuttle, 295-pound max bench press and 505-pound max squat. After leaving his OV in Gainesville, Gasper said communication with other schools had cooled down. With Gasper’s pledge, Florida likely rounds out its high school recruiting at running back.
