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on to his prospects. And luring prospects to his camp. The 2025 class sure looks star-studded and brimming with optimism, as Napier has roped in 26 commits and 5 transfer additions. And the focus is now shifted to the 2026 class.
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In the 2026 class, so far, Billy Napier has roped in 3 commits and is ranked 14th nationally. The class doesn’t look quite empty as of now, but that doesn’t mean Napier isn’t doing everything to fill it with talent. The additions in the class are Izayia Williams (LB, 4-star), Well Griffin (QB, 4-star), and 3-star safety Devin Jackson. However, it’s looking like another addition in the defensive room is on the cards, and the player has even clarified his stance on the Gators.
The player is none other than 4-star Nebraska commit CJ Bronaugh, who plays as a cornerback and has now gone to Florida on a visit. He praised Billy Napier and the program in quite encouraging words. “I loved the whole vibe and energy of UF,” Bronaugh told On3. “The coaches were amazing, and the campus and facilities were so nice. I liked talking to Coach Napier. He’s a really funny, energetic guy.” The praise for Billy Napier and the program may point towards changing the tides for Nebraska. But can Matt Rhule keep him from swaying?
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Which college football program has the highest probability of landing 4-star cornerback CJ Bronaugh according to On3 probability rankings?
Well, Nebraska and Matt Rhule will be in a bit of a pickle now after the player’s visit. Add to that, he has also locked in visits to 4 major programs and will be visiting them soon. Bronaugh will visit Florida again on May 30 on an official visit, then move on to Nebraska on June 6th. Following the visit, the player will then reach FSU’s camp on June 13. And will wrap up his visitations after an official visit to Penn State on 20th June.
