Seven games into the 2019 season and it’s time to check in on the Florida Gators 2019 recruiting class.
The class was not without drama. Florida had two players not qualify, one held up by a government visa issue and two transferred before the year began. The freshmen class has seen attrition but it’s also seen production just over halfway into its first season in Orange and Blue.
The NCAA rule implemented before the 2018 season allows for a player to participate in four games while still maintaining their redshirt status. Five freshmen have already passed that mark with three of those five playing in all seven of the Gators games this season. Kaiir Elam is the only freshmen to earn a start this year.
Here are all 19 freshmen that made it to campus and where they stand in terms of their eligibility to redshirt.
Played in more than 4 games
DL – Khris Bogle – 7 games
LB – Mohamoud Diabate – 7 games
CB – Kaiir Elam – 7 games (2 starts)
TE – Keon Zipperer – 6 games
CB – Jaydon Hill – 5 games
Players in less than 4 games
3 Games
CB – Chester Kimbrough
2 Games
LB – Tyron Hopper
LB – Jesiah Pierre
OL – Ethan White
RB – Nay’Quan Wright
WR – Trent Whittemore
WR – Dionte Marks
1 Game
OL – Kingsley Eguakun
OL – Riley Simonds
OL – Michael Tarquin
DL – Lloyd Summerall
WR – Ja’Markis Weston
No Games played
DL Jaelin Humphries
OL William Harrod