On Tuesday, the Florida Gators coaching staff offered a couple of underclassmen prospects in the 2022 class from out of state.
2022 running back Quinshon Judkins (6-0, 195, Pike Road, AL. High) was one of those guys to pick up an offer after he talked to a Gators assistant coach.
“Coach [Greg] Knox offered me,” Judkins said of the coach from Florida who offered him on Tuesday. “He explained he loves the way that I play and he loves everything about my game.”
Judkins was caught off guard by the offer from running backs coach Greg Knox but the running back was excited by the offer.
“Getting the offer was great,” he said on what the offer means to him. “When I got the offer I would say I was just thankful for Coach Knox to give me an opportunity to play at the next level at Florida.”
Knox explained to Judkins on Tuesday just how the Gators would use him on offense and what Florida likes about his game.
“With me being the talented and running back I am, it would be very hard for a defense to stop me and that they can pretty much do it all with me since I’m an all-around back,” Judkins said on how Knox would use him on offense. “He likes my vision, I do a great job making my cuts and making guys miss, the speed I have and how I’m able to run routes and catch the ball as well.”
Judkins watched the Gators a lot this year and he liked Dan Mullen’s offense and how they use the running backs at Florida.
“I loved how diverse their offense was this past season and also how they used their running backs,” he said on Florida’s offense. “They put their running backs in space in the throwing game and also design creative plays for them to score.”
After picking up an offer from Florida, Judkins wants to do some research on the Gators and learn more about the school.
“I have a lot of interest in Florida and I want to know more about the school and coaches,” Judkins said of his interest in Florida. “As a first impression I like how down to earth Coach Knox was and I can tell he’s the type of coach to develop his players on and off the field.”