What's going on, y'all?

But Ily here of the Cover 3 College Ball podcast.

This is the Cover 3 Recruiting Hour, and that is my man, Andrew Ivins, who joins us every Tuesday. I've been just going on, man. Not much, bud. Some fall weather showing up here in Orlando. I'm enjoying it. Got to hit the links over the weekend. Hey, we had a big rankings update. So that's in the books, man. Now I'm just

burning the tape as always. It was nice to see everyone on the internet agree with all the

rankings you guys put out. And everybody, I'm sure you know, has also watched all the tape

just as our team has. So fantastic. Somebody or some guys who we got to see in person over the weekend,

man, I think it's safe to say that receivers in the state of Florida are back in a big way.

I got to see Malachi Tony, Torch by Knowles in person there in Tallahassee with multiple

explosive plays. And obviously nice to see the debut of Dallas Wilson in Gainesville.

And honestly, like receiver play in the state of Florida had been down for a minute,

at least in terms of guys coming out of the state.

I don't really know why, but there's a lot to be excited about right now.

Yeah, but I think it's kind of like ebbs and flows with the wide receiver position.

I mean, if you count them up, I think anywhere from

15 to 20 are going to sign power with power for programs each recruiting cycle. And look,

over the past five years, this was surprising to me when I looked it up. The Sunshine State

has produced just one first round wide receiver. That was Zay Flowers, who went to Boston College and is now in the league.

The three years prior, they had guys going the first rounds in three consecutive drafts, right?

That was like Jerry Judy, Calvin Ridley, Hollywood Brown.

So there's been a dip in the wide receiver play.

I think some of the high profile guys maybe haven't panned out,

but now you look at college football here in 2025 and some of the best wide receivers in the

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