GATORS HAVE SIGNED A STAR PLAYER AGAINST THEIR NEXT MATCH WITH.

Jonathan Odom, a tight end for Florida who signed up for a transfer to Eastern Washington on November 26, made the announcement on Friday. startle the entire world. screenshot.twitter.com/Zs2uDmg1qH — Odom Jonathan (@Odom_87) December 15, 2023 Odom wrote, “Shock the world,” in his statement. Odom, a product of Tampa (Fla.) Jesuit and the son of former Gators All-American offensive tackle Jason Odom, came to UF as a 2020 recruit. In his final two seasons, he established himself as a rotational player. During the course of 25 games, he finished his UF career with 16 receptions for 144 yards and two touchdowns.

In his transfer note, Odom stated, “I will be finishing my degree, graduating from the University of Florida, and walking this December.” “As many who have followed my journey know, I have had many ups and downs but one thing I know is I gave this University and team everything I had every time I stepped on the field, and will forever be grateful for what it has done for me.” Odom, who still has two seasons of eligibility, plans to enroll at Eastern Michigan as a graduate student. He is the third Florida player, after wide receiver Caleb Douglas (Texas Tech) and quarterback Max Brown (Charlotte), to announce a transfer destination this offseason.

Four scholarship tight ends are on Florida’s roster going into the 2024 offseason: redshirt freshmen Arlis Boardingham, Hayden Hansen, and true freshman Tony Livingston; senior Keon Zipperer redshirted the 2023 season due to a serious knee injury sustained during the spring.