Florida commit Maxwell Hiller ranked No. 4 in cross-class recruiting
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 19, 2026, 11:01 AM
Last updated Jul 19, 2026
Maxwell Hiller, a 2027 commit to Florida, has been ranked No. 4 in ESPN's cross-class recruiting rankings. This recognition places Hiller as the No. 2 player in his class and the top offensive lineman overall. With the potential to revitalize Florida's program, first-year head coach Jon Sumrall has secured a significant talent, regarded as the highest-rated offensive line recruit to join the program in 12 years, if he signs. Hiller, from Coatesville, Pennsylvania, is noted for his powerful play style and athleticism, making him a valuable asset for Florida's upcoming recruiting class.
- •Maxwell Hiller ranks No. 4 in ESPN's cross-class rankings.
- •He is the No. 2 player nationally and top offensive lineman in his class.
- •Hiller's commitment is significant for head coach Jon Sumrall's efforts.
- •This could mark the highest-rated offensive lineman to join Florida in 12 years.
- •Hiller is recognized for both power and athleticism on the field.
- 11:01 AMYahoo Sports — Florida's top commit Hiller lands in cross-class recruiting rankings
"Florida 2027 commit OL Maxwell Hiller received another major national recognition after ESPN included him in its cross-class recruiting rankings.
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