Joshua Moore, a wide receiver ranked No. 247, was recruited by Florida, and it was a significant recruiting victory at the end of June.

Even more than a month after deciding to commit to the Gators, the Pembroke Pines, Florida, West Broward product is still confident that he made the correct choice in selecting UF.

“It was quite thrilling. Moore stated, “I still think I made the right choice. “It seems familiar. They’ve been honest and sincere with me, treating me well.”

A big factor in UF’s victory was their bright future at quarterback.

“Really a big factor in that choice was DJ Lagway,” he stated. “They have a dog at quarterback and they had a general.” When I went up there for the formal visit, I got to know him.”

He hasn’t fully ruled out recruiting offers from other schools, even though he is secure in his choice to commit to the Gators.

“I wouldn’t say it’s closed off,” stated Moore. There is still an entire season still to play. However, I’m currently fully committed to the Florida Gators.”

Moore, a 6-foot-4, 205-pound playmaker, was considering Miami and Florida State before making his summer decision. Those two schools are still in contact with him.

“All of the other schools, they’ve just really got to beat out UF,” he stated. “Their receivers need to post far greater numbers—not simply win on the field, because that doesn’t really mean anything. Their receivers need to appear much better. academic schedule in addition to everything else. only the receivers’ production.”

Ron Dugans, the wide receivers coach at FSU, is still in contact with the South Florida star.

“Me and [Ron] Dugans, we’ve just been kicking it,” Moore stated. “You’re keeping an eye on me, asking how camp and summer practice are going. That’s the reality.”

He says that during the season, he will go to Miami and FSU games. He’ll be at the first-week Miami vs. UF game in the Swamp.

Final projections for the commitments on Saturday, including the announcement of three five-star prospects
Numerous elite prospects are scheduled to make their college commitments public on Saturday. All day long, recruiters will be glued to 247Sports as three top recruits are scheduled to reveal their choices.

Numerous elite prospects are scheduled to make their college commitments public on Saturday. All day long, recruiters will be glued to 247Sports as three top recruits are scheduled to reveal their choices.

These prospects are eager to move past the recruitment process and focus on the on-field action as high school seasons are about to start in a few short weeks.

Let’s take a look at the players scheduled to play on Saturday, August 3.

Best QB in 2026 Tennessee is Faizon Brandon’s chosen state.

The top overall talent in the Class of 2026, quarterback Faizon Brandon, announced his commitment to Tennessee on Saturday. Brandon, who was ranked first in his class by 247Sports, picked the Volunteers over North Carolina State, Alabama, and LSU. For months, Brandon had his sights set on Tennessee, he revealed to GoVols247. “Every time I went back, it seems like I’m just building a new relationship every time,” Brandon stated. “It appeared like I had solid ties with folks on both sides of the ball when I recently went there. It’s rare to find a place where you can converse with people on both sides of the ball about anything.”

Another important selling element, according to Brandon, was the fact that quarterbacks coach Joey Halzle and head coach Josh Heupel of the Volunteers were former signal-callers. Brandon described Heupel as someone who “knows what it takes to be a great quarterback and how quarterbacks like to be taught.” “… Coach Joey playing quarterback, also, I feel like they know how to develop me into a great player and know how to handle me, and know what quarterback’s like and how to teach them the right way.”

During a ceremony held at Grimsley High School in Greensboro, North Carolina, which was broadcast live on 247Sports’ YouTube page, Brandon declared his pledge. As a sophomore last year, the 6-foot-4 quarterback led Grimsley to a 13-1 record, completing 69 percent of his throws. Last season, Brandon passed for 3,026 yards, 36 touchdowns, and just three interceptions. He added 9 touchdowns and 528 yards of rushes.