With Stephen Alli coming in early, the Gators are still in the market for another Wide Receiver for the class of 2010.
Kenny Still come on to Gainesville
Kenny Stills could be the player to fill that spot. Kenny is a 6′ 1″ and 171 lbs WR out of California. ESPN has him ranked at #38 in the WR class of 2010, while Rivals has him ranked #22, and Scout reports him as the #6 best WR. Kenny would fit in well with the speedy Gators. He posted a 4.3 time in the 40 yard dash.Everyone raves about how well he runs routes and how great his balance is once he is running with the ball.
After the SEC Media Days, we found out one thing about the 2009 College Football Season: it is going to be All Tebow, All the Time. Blogger Dan Sanoff is going to spend all season just covering Tim Tebow on his blog TimTeblog.com. He won’t have any trouble finding content with the crazy media coverage Tim has got so far this year. Who will be the first media outlet to break the news when Tebow shaves his beard?
This is the second recruit this week that has flew under the radar, and surprised most of us (Stephen Alli was the other). Travon is a 5′ 10″ athlete that has the skill set to be in the back field and line up at Wide Receiver. The video I’ve seen on him reminds me of Brandon James. James was also a player that was under everyone’s radar, and has turned out to be a great pick up.
Stephen Alli came in to Gainesville with little fanfare, but was able to walk away with a scholarship offer. He has all the phyiscal tools to be a big time WR. Alli has been measured out at 6′ 5″, 6′ 6″, and 6′ 8″ (basketball height) has been clocked with sub 4.4 speed. Alli plays for Andover, N.H., Proctor Academy after transfering from Canada. He also plays basketball for them, but is going to focus on football this year. The only video I could find on him is from this 17 and under 100m race:
