It’s not just that he fits what the coaching staff is looking for in a player, it’s that it would be a head-to-head-to-head win over in-state competition.
While Danzy is a highly-rated player and any team would be lucky to have him, having him sign with the Gators would be a massive win for Napier and his staff. This upcoming week, the Huskies will return to take on the Hurricane Invitational at the University of Miami. It’s also too early to rule out the newest Power Five school in the state, UCF, which will be playing its first Big 12 season in 2023. Three weekends ago, the UConn track and field team headed down to the Sunshine State to compete in Orlando, Florida. Given his recent visits to Miami and Florida, and having grown up in Tallahassee and attending FSU’s on-campus high school, it seems like the 6-foot, 165-pound four-star is down to the three traditional Florida powers. The Florida Stae University High School athlete visited Miami (Florida) earlier this month and has not been able to make as many visits as he would like, because of his track schedule. On the football side, he is in communication with running backs coach Jabbar Juluke. As a duel sport athlete, Danzy was able to visit with both the football and track teams in January. This visit will mark the second time Danzy has visited Gainesville this year, with the first coming back in January. Danzy told 247Sports that he would arrive on Thursday to visit practice but could also make some visits on Friday and Saturday while in town for the track meet. Napier is taking advantage of that and using the event to meet with Michai Danzy, a four-star athlete from Tallahassee, Florida. Princeton at Miami Hurricane Alumni Invitational Live Stream - Womens Outdoor Track & Field - YouTube 0:00 / 0:30 Princeton at Miami Hurricane Alumni Invitational Live Stream - Womens. One of the advantages of having incredible athletic facilities is hosting high school athletic events, like this weekend’s Florida Relay track meet in Gainesville. One of Napier’s priorities was for the core of his recruiting classes to be made up of Florida players.
While Dan Mullen was among the best play-callers in the nation, it was clear that his recruiting was not up to par in the SEC. 1 priority was to revitalize the Gators’ recruiting operation. When Billy Napier was hired as Florida’s head coach, the No.
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