May 18, 2021
In what originally was an unexpected change of circumstances, former Florida Gators wide receiver commit, Armwood (Seffner, Fla) WR
Charles Montgomery has officially decided to take his talents to Marshall.
Montgomery, 5-foot-10, 185 pounds originally committed to the Gators in May 2020. He would continue that commitment throughout his final season at Armwood until officially de-committing from the team during the early signing period.
It was never made clear why Montgomery and the Gators went separate ways, and Florida moved forward by bringing in two receivers in Trinity Christian Academy (Jacksonville, Fla.) receiver
Marcus Burke and Grayson (Loganville, Ga.) receiver
Daejon Reynolds.
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Should the Florida Gators Pursue OSU DB Tyreke Johnson in Transfer Portal?
The former five-star safety, Tyreke Johnson, has decided to take his talents elsewhere after not receiving enough opportunities early with Ohio State.
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May 13, 2021
On Wednesday, one of the top recruits of the 2018 recruiting class, Ohio State defensive back
Tyreke Johnson entered the transfer portal. After three years with the Buckeyes, Johnson s desire to leave came at no surprise as his playing time was incredibly limited over the years.
He officially announced his intentions on Wednesday via social media.
During his recruitment, Johnson was thought to be the No. 2 safety in the entire class, according to 247Sports Composite rankings. He was also seen as the No. 5 player in all of Florida, along with the No. 21 player nationally.