Gators' offensive line class taking shape 
August, 7, 2012
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Derek Tyson | ESPN.com
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- With the addition of three-star offensive lineman Octavius Jackson (Moultrie, Ga./Colquitt County) on Friday, the Gators now have four offensive line commits, three of which are ranked four-star prospects.
The Gators have limited scholarships remaining for the 2013 recruiting class and they could be done recruiting the position -- but not likely.
First, and probably most importantly, the Gators will continue to recruit their committed offensive line prospects. Versatile guard/tackle prospect Rod Johnson (Delray Beach, Fla./American Heritage), who's been committed to Florida since March, said Friday that he plans to take a visit to FSU this season. When asked if he was still committed to the Gators, Johnson responded with "right now yes." The Gators, however, love Johnson's upside and versatility and you can expect Florida to turn up the heat on the talented prospect to try and keep him a part of this recruiting class.
The Gators have limited scholarships remaining for the 2013 recruiting class and they could be done recruiting the position -- but not likely.
First, and probably most importantly, the Gators will continue to recruit their committed offensive line prospects. Versatile guard/tackle prospect Rod Johnson (Delray Beach, Fla./American Heritage), who's been committed to Florida since March, said Friday that he plans to take a visit to FSU this season. When asked if he was still committed to the Gators, Johnson responded with "right now yes." The Gators, however, love Johnson's upside and versatility and you can expect Florida to turn up the heat on the talented prospect to try and keep him a part of this recruiting class.
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