National Signing Day ended with Florida holding the No. 8 class in 2025 in Billy Napier’s fourth recruiting cycle. Four-star CB Onis Konanbanny’s flip from Tennessee was the key addition. Meanwhile, Napier made two key hires,

Florida football coach Billy Napier discussed play calling and UF's General Manager search during Wednesday's NSD press conference

Florida football announced two high school signings and five transfer signings during February’s National Signing Day on Wednesday. Here’s a look at the new signees

Billy Napier’s passing offenses have never rated better than seventh in the SEC at UF or fifth in the Sun Belt Conference during four seasons at Louisiana.

The Florida Gators wrapped up their 2025 class with the signing of cornerback Onis Konanbanny, a composite four star out of Columbia, South Carolina. While committed to Tennessee, Konanbanny visited Florida on November 22nd and things started to trend in the right direction for the Gators.

Washington linebackers coach Robert Bala will coach UF’s inside linebackers and serve as a co-defensive coordinator, a program source confirmed. The source also confirmed Napier will hire Ben Elsner to serve as director of football strategy, a position second in the command to the program’s general manager — a post yet to be filled.

The Skinny: Wilson had 128 catches for 2,417 yards and 28 TDs in three seasons at Tampa Bay Tech. Andrew Ivins of 247 said Wilson has the “size, hands and speed to emerge as a true impact player for a College Football Playoff contender.”