Florida Gators aim to flip five-star recruit Easton Royal from Texas
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 14, 2026, 12:22 AM
Last updated Jun 14, 2026
The Florida Gators are making a strong push to recruit five-star wide receiver Easton Royal, currently committed to the Texas Longhorns. Head coach Jon Sumrall hosted Royal alongside other recruits during a significant weekend visit., Olympic gold medalist Grant Holloway met with Royal as part of the Gators' pitch. Royal, ranked the nation's No. 6 prospect, has visited Gainesville frequently and has developed a connection with Gators players. He is expected to visit Texas next weekend, which will be pivotal for his commitment status.
- •Easton Royal visited Florida Gators amid strong recruiting efforts.
- •Royal's recruitment includes interaction with Grant Holloway.
- •He is a five-star prospect ranked No. 6 nationally.
- •Royal plans to visit Texas next weekend for a crucial meeting.
- •Florida aims to attract both Royal and defensive lineman Jalen Brewster.
- 12:22 AMYahoo Sports — Florida Gators utilize a unique advantage in trying to flip a five-star recruit from an SEC rival
"There isn't anything the Florida Gators won't do in order to flip five-star wide receiver Easton Royal from the Texas Longhorns.
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