Brian Dillard commits to USF, embracing multi-position role in football
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 19, 2026, 3:00 PM
Last updated Jun 19, 2026
Brian Dillard has committed to the University of South Florida (USF), choosing the Bulls for their willingness to utilize him at multiple positions, including quarterback and wide receiver. Dillard previously played for Orlando's The First Academy, where he showcased his versatility and impressive statistics. He previously received interest from other programs but was drawn to USF's approach, as they encourage him to showcase his full skill set. Dillard made his announcement during an official visit, surprising even his parents. He is the third player from the Orlando area to join USF's 2027 recruiting class.
- •Dillard is ranked as the No. 2 player in Central Florida's Super60.
- •He had significant offensive contributions last season, throwing for 839 yards and 11 touchdowns.
- •Dillard chose USF over offers from East Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, and UCLA.
- •His decision came during a dinner with USF coaches, where he announced his commitment.
- •He aims to make an impact at various positions for the Bulls.
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"Brian Dillard can do many things, but many college football coaches have told the multi-talented star at Orlando’s The First Academy they want to limit his skills. That’s never sat well with Dillard. That’s why the recognition of his entire skillset by USF coaches has landed a commitment to the Bulls by the standout athlete. There are plenty of college football coaches who have their own ideas ...
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