Gator Country has learned that redshirt freshman Daejon Reynolds plans to enter the transfer portal.
“First I want to thank everyone in the Florida football program for everything they’ve done up to this point. For helping me academically and athletically from the strength staff, all the way down to the trainers,” Reynolds wrote on an Instagram graphic.
“The relationships I’ve made with great people and the memories with teammates that I can call my brothers is like no other.
With that being said, I would like to announce that I have officially entered the NCAA transfer portal with three years of eligibility, and where ever my next destination is, they will honestly get not only one of the best players on the field, but an even better person off the field.”
Reynolds can’t officially enter the portal until December 5th, but his 6-2, 210-pound frame will be sure to gain interest from division one colleges.
Reynolds was a consensus four-star prospect from Loganville, GA and a member of the Gators’ 2021 recruiting class.
Reynolds appeared in just one game during his freshman year, making one catch for -5 yards against USF. In 2022, Reynolds appeared in three games, catching 11 passes for 244 yards and two touchdowns. Most of his production came against Vanderbilt where he exploded for 165 yards and two touchdowns in the Gators’ loss.
Daejon Reynolds joins Trent Whittemore as the 2nd Gators receiver to enter the transfer portal.