Bubba Brown trends toward Florida Gators over FSU Seminoles
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 2, 2026, 2:17 PM
Last updated Oct 2, 2026

Bubba Brown, a four-star wide receiver and Tallahassee native, is being heavily recruited by both Florida State University and the Florida Gators. After visiting FSU three times this season, his recent trip to see the Gators during their win over Ole Miss has made Florida the frontrunner in his recruitment. Predictions from multiple sources, including Rivals and 247Sports, now favor Brown committing to Florida, with a 97.7% chance noted in some forecasts. Brown currently ranks as the No. 146 player nationally and is leading his team in receptions, yards, and touchdowns this season.
- •Bubba Brown is a four-star wide receiver from Tallahassee.
- •Florida emerged as the leader after Brown's recent visit.
- •He has caught 25 passes for 396 yards and five touchdowns this season.
- •Brown is ranked No. 146 nationally and No. 23 among wide receivers.
- •Multiple sources predict Brown will commit to the Gators.
- 2:17 PMYahoo Sports — Key FSU target projected to SEC rival
"The FSU Seminoles are recruiting Tallahassee native Bubba Brown, but the Florida Gators have emerged as the leader.
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