Meet Florida football's full 2026 recruiting class, transfer portal haul

Florida football's roster transformation under first-year coach Jon Sumrall is complete.

The Florida Gators have added 20 new incoming freshmen (18 signees and two preferred walk-ons) and 30 transfers from FBS and lower-level programs from throughout the country. With 62 returning players, Florida's overall roster currently sits at 112.

Sumrall is still in the process of learning all the new faces and what they are capable of as UF began strength and conditioning drills a few weeks ago.

"I'm not fully comfortable fully assessing our roster because I've been with them for a month-ish," Sumrall said. "I still am not − I would always take more depth on the line of scrimmages. The offensive and defensive line I would have liked to have maybe gotten a couple more always."

But Sumrall is high on the potential of some of his transfers, including former Auburn senior wide receiver Eric Singelton, who is rated as the top transfer in UF's 2026 class. Sumrall was first aware of Singleton's top-end speed when he tried to recruit him at Troy four years ago.

Singelton, who began his career at Georgia Tech before transferring to Auburn, had 58 catches for 534 yards and 3 TDs with the Tigers last season. At Florida, Singleton will be reunited with his former offensive coordinator from Georgia Tech (Buster Faulkner) and his former receivers coach at Auburn (Marcus Davis) who are both on UF's staff under Sumrall.

"He's an Olympic fast-type runner," Sumrall said of Singleton. "He can run-run. I think we're working on some change of direction stuff with him I think that's going to help him elevate his game, but he can take the top off of coverage, and he's a guy that you get the ball in his hands and see can a guy make a tackle in space versus him, it's hard.

Here's a look at the rest of the newcomers of UF's 2026 roster:

Florida football 2026 recruits

Davian Groce (6-2, 192) — 4-star WR, Frisco, Texas, Lone Star HS

CJ Bronaugh (6-0, 163) — 4-star CB, Orlando, Windemere HS

Justin Williams (5-10, 192) — 4-star WR, Gainesville, Buchholz HS

KJ Ford (6-4, 250) — 4-star DL, Duncanville, Texas, Duncanville HS

Dylan Purter (6-0, 178) — 4-star DB, Tuskegee, Ala,, Booker T. Washington HS

Kendall Guervil (6-5, 329) — 4-star DL, Fort Myers, Fort Myers HS

Marquez Daniel (6-5, 205) — 4-star WR, Fort Myers, Fort Myers HS

Will Griffin (6-3, 224) — 4-star QB, Treasure Island, Tampa Jesuit HS

Heke Kent (6-6 313) — 4-star TE, Treasure Island, Tampa Jesuit HS

JaReylan McCoy (6-7, 267) — 3-star DL, Tupelo, Miss., Tupelo HS

Malik Morris (6-0, 267) — 3-star LB, Lakeland, Lakeland HS

Tyler Chukuyem (6-6, 293) — 3-star OL, Douglasville, Ga., South Palding HS

Chancellor Campbell (6-8, 323) — 3-star OL, St. Petersburg., Lakewood HS

G'Nivre Carr (6-4, 315) — 3-star OL, Ocala, IMG Academy

CJ Hester (6-0,188) — 3-star CB, Titusville, Cocoa HS

Kaiden Hall (6-2,198) — 3-star S, Milton, Milton HS

Desmond Green (6-5, 351) — 3-star OL, Alvin, S.C., Timberland HS

Javarii Luckas (6-5, 351) — 3-star OL, Alvin, S.C., Timberland HS

Corey Brown (6-3, 305) — PWO OL, Gainesville, Jones HS

Hank Brown Jr. (6-5, 241) — PWO TE, Tampa, Plant HS

Florida football 2026 transfers

Eric Singleton (5-10, 182) — WR, Auburn, Sr,

Aaron Philo (6-2, 220) — QB, Georgia Tech, RSo.

Cam Dooley (6-2, 205) — S, Kentucky, Jr.

Harrison Moore (6-4, 300) — C, Georgia Tech, Jr.

Bailey Stockton (5-10, 182) — WR, Georgia Tech, RJr.

Luke Harpring (6-3, 232) — TE, Georgia Tech, RSo.

Eagan Boyer (6-8, 295) — OL, Penn State, RSo.

TJ Shanahan Jr. (6-4, 311) — OL, Penn State, RJr.

DJ Coleman. (6-0, 209) — S, Baylor, Sr.

DK Katu (6-3, 308) — DL, Baylor, RJr.

Emmanuel Oyebadejo (6-6, 303) — DL, Jacksonville State, RSr

Lacota Dippre (6-3, 255) — TE, James Madison, RJr.

Mason Clinton (6-5, 283) — DL, Southern Mississippi, RJr.

Micah Mays Jr. (6-1, 195) — WR, Wake Forest, RJr.

Jaylen Lloyd (5-10, 190) — WR, Oklahoma State, RJr.

Patrick Durkin (5-11, 186) — K, Tulane, RSo.

Alec Clark (6-0, 184) — P, Tulane, RJr.

Kanye Clark (5-0, 179) — DB, UCLA, RJr.

Evan Pryor (5-10, 190) — RB, Cincinnati, RSr.

London Montgomery (5-11, 194) — RB, East Carolina, RJr.

Emeka Ugorji (6-4, 311) — OL, Stanford, So.

Hunter Sowold (6-3, 236) — LS, Washington, RFr.

Carter Milliron (6-1, 250) — LS, Lousiana, RSr.

Liam Padron (5-9, 196) — K, Texas A&M, RSo.

Miller Fealy (6-1, 206) — P, SW Oklahoma St., So.

TJ Bullard (6-1, 206) — LB, UCF, RSr.

Ace Ciongoli (5-10, 172) — WR, Indiana, RFr.

Elijah Owens (6-2, 208) — DB, Mississippi Gulf Coast CC, So.

Evan Chieca (6-4, 257) — TE, New Haven, RJr.

Jordy Lowery (5-10, 180) — CB, East Carolina, Sr.

Kevin Brockway is The Gainesville Sun’s Florida beat writer. Contact him at kbrockway@gannett.com. Follow him on X @KevinBrockwayG1. Read his coverage of the Gators’ national championship basketball season in “CHOMP-IONS!” — a hardcover coffee-table collector’s book from The Sun. Details at Florida.ChampsBook.com

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