BREAKING: Top 5-Star WR Decommits from Florida, Commits to LSU Tigers Amidst Hot Recruitment Battle… Welcome…
In a stunning development that has sent shockwaves through the college football recruiting landscape, five-star wide receiver prospect Ezekiel Johnson has decommitted from the University of Florida and flipped his commitment to the LSU Tigers. Johnson made the announcement during a live stream yesterday, choosing LSU over other strong contenders, including the Tennessee Volunteers and the Houston Texans of the NFL.
Johnson, a standout player from Miami, Florida, had been committed to the Gators for nearly seven months. Known for his lightning speed, exceptional route-running, and knack for making spectacular catches, Johnson is widely regarded as one of the top recruits in the 2025 class. His decision to switch schools comes after weeks of speculation about his recruitment, especially following LSU’s impressive season and their strong effort to reel him in.
In his announcement, Johnson cited the family atmosphere at LSU and the opportunity to work with head coach Brian Kelly and offensive coordinator Mike Denbrock as significant factors in his decision. “I believe that LSU offers me the best platform to develop my skills and compete at the highest level,” Johnson said. “The coaching staff and the players there felt like home to me, and I can’t wait to be a Tiger.”
The Tigers have been increasingly active on the recruiting trail this season, bolstered by their recent success in the SEC, including a strong finish in the conference standings. Johnson’s commitment adds to an already impressive class for LSU, which is looking to build on its recent successes and return to championship contention.
Florida fans were taken aback by the news, as Johnson was considered a centerpiece of the Gators’ recruiting class. Head coach Billy Napier expressed disappointment but remained optimistic about the program’s future. “We respect Ezekiel’s decision and appreciate the time he spent with us. We’ll continue to build a strong program and bring in talented players who want to be a part of the Gator family.”
The Tennessee Volunteers and the Houston Texans were also in hot pursuit of Johnson, with both programs seeing him as a key addition. Tennessee coach Josh Heupel has been aggressively recruiting the
