Florida Gator spring visit, Gators show Top247 QB For The Hill And  2024 Season Due To…

Of the names on the Florida Gators quarterback board in the 2025 cycle, Warner Robins (GA) Houston County four-star Antwann Hill has been a target of the coaching staff for the longest time. The Gators extended an offer back in 2022 after he threw in front of the coaching staff during their Friday Night Lights camp that year. He’s continued to make his way to campus since then, and was back in town once again on Thursday.

This latest trip allowed him a chance to meet with the staff once again, but also see the team go through their schedule during a spring practice.

Denton (Texas) Ryan high school class of 2025 offensive lineman Marcus Garcia is ready to trim his list of 30-plus offers to a select few. The 6-5, 270-pounder from the class of 2025 is down to eight programs and those are the ones he’ll focus his attention on moving forward.

Texas A&M, Michigan, Arkansas, Penn State, Nebraska, Missouri, Florida and Ole Miss all remain in contention as of today.

Regarding his recruitment, Garcia has already locked in five official visits. He’ll be at Nebraska on Apr. 26, Arkansas on May 31, Texas A&M on June 6, Texas Tech on June 14, and Penn State on June 21. We’ll see if any others are added in the future.

Athletic Background: Garcia also competes in track and field (shot put, discus). He won the AAU Junior Olympics discus championship (175-1) and the USATF National Junior Olympic Championship discus title (171-2.75) in the Summer of 2023. He threw a 183-2.75 discus rep at the AAU Region 18 qualifier. He also produced several shot put throws between 46-0 and nearly 49-0 during AAU and USATF summer competition according to MileSplit. As a sophomore in the Spring 2023, Garcia finished fourth at the Texas 5A regionals in the discus with a 166-2. He posted a freshman season-best 124-5 discus throw in the Spring of 2022.

Per 247Sports, the three-star talent is listed as the No. 38 offensive tackle in America and No. 57 prospect in the state of Texas. The industry-generated composite rankings peg him as a four-star recruit and the No. 321 overall talent this cycle.

Below is a list of every hiring and firing 247Sports has confirmed during the 2023-24 coaching carousel seasons. Between 500 to 600 coaches change jobs every year in the FBS. Roughly 509 coaches, including 24 head coaches, changed jobs in the 2022-23 cycle, according to 247Sports’ data

Akron
In: J.D. Brookhart, receivers; Ryan Matviko, special teams coordinator (Akron, analyst); Michael Shuster, quarterbacks (Duke, graduate assistant); Kresean Reed, cornerbacks (Northern Arizona, cornerbacks)
Out: David Gilbertson, receivers (Nevada, quarterbacks); Billy Fessler, offensive coordinator (UCLA, quarterbacks); Tre’ Bell, cornerbacks (West Virginia, analyst)

Alabama
In: Kalen DeBoer, head coach (Washington, head coach); Kane Wommack, defensive coordinator (South Alabama, head coach); Maurice Linguist, co-defensive coordinator (Buffalo, head coach); JaMarcus Shephard, co-offensive coordinator and receivers (Washington, receivers); Nick Sheridan, offensive coordinator and quarterbacks (Washington, tight ends); Colin Hitschler, defensive backs (Wisconsin, safeties); William Inge, linebackers (Washington, linebackers); Bryan Ellis, tight ends (Georgia Southern, offensive coordinator); Chris Kapilovic, offensive line (Baylor, offensive line); Christian Robinson, outside linebackers (Baylor, outside linebackers)
Out: Nick Saban, head coach (retired); Kevin Steele, defensive coordinator (retired); Coleman Hutzler, special teams and outside linebackers (Mississippi State, defensive coordinator); Holmon Wiggins, receivers (Texas A&M, receivers); Eric Wolford, offensive line (Kentucky, offensive line); Joe Cox, tight ends (Ole Miss, tight ends); Robert Bala, inside linebackers (Western Michigan, defensive coordinator); Ryan Grubb, offensive coordinator (Seattle Seahawks, offensive coordinator); Scott Huff, offensive line (Seattle Seahawks, offensive line); William Inge, linebackers (Tennessee, inside linebackers)

Appalachian State
In: Eric McDaniel, defensive line (Troy, defensive line)
Out: Victor Cabral, defensive line (West Virginia, outside linebackers)

Arizona
In: Brent Brennan, head coach (San Jose State, head coach); Bobby Wade, receivers (Arizona State, analyst); Danny Gonzales, special teams coordinator and linebackers (New Mexico, head coach); Zo Carter, TBD (San Jose State, running backs); Dino Babers, offensive coordinator (Syracuse, head coach)
Out: Jedd Fisch, head coach (Washington, head coach); Johnny Nansen, defensive coordinator (Texas, linebackers); Jimmy Dougherty, quarterbacks (Washington, quarterbacks); Jordan Paopao, tight ends (Washington, tight ends); Brennan Carroll, offensive coordinator (Washington, offensive coordinator); John Richardson, cornerbacks (Washington, cornerbacks);  Scottie Graham, running backs (Washington, running backs); Jason Kaufusi, defensive line (Washington, defensive line)