2023 All-Florida HS Team (Group of Five Schools)

So for my next project I have three "All-CFB" teams coming at you. the first of those teams is an All-Group of Five team of non-Florida programs (no USF, FAU or FIU) with the players are coming from Florida high schools. In most cases I won't use IMG Academy unless the player is from the state and got started at a Florida high school before transferring (hence Dontae Lucas). 

Every team will be consistent. There will be a first-team and second-team for every position (except offensive tackle in this case because I couldn't deem four that were worthy). 

The offense runs 11 personnel, so it's one-back and one tight end with three wide. The defense is a base nickle package with three down linemen, a stand-up edge rusher, two linebackers, two outside corners, two safeties and a nickelback.

There's also a return specialist. Enjoy. Share with your friends. Leave comments. Whatever.

OFFENSE (11 Personnel)

QB: Michael Pratt, Tulane (Deerfield Beach); Austin Reed, Western Kentucky (St. Augustine)

RB: Frank Gore Jr., Southern Mississippi (Miami Killian); Jaylan Knighton, SMU (Deerfield Beach)

WR: Reggie Brown, James Madison (Kathleen); Jerjuan Newton, Toledo (Clearwater Central Catholic)

WR: Devin Voisin, South Alabama (Crestview); Tyson Mobley, Coastal Carolina (Master's Academy)

WR: Odieu Hiliare, Bowling Green (Glades Central); Dante Wright, Temple (Navarre)

TE: Riley Smith, Boise State (Bartram Trail); Jordan Smith, Temple (Western)

OT: Kai-Leon Herbert, Tulsa (American Heritage)

OT: Rasheed Miller, Georgia Southern (Lake Wales)

IOL: Dontae Lucas, South Alabama (Booker T. Washington/IMG); Vincent Murphy, Western Kentucky (St. Thomas Aquinas)

IOL: Julius Pierce, Middle Tennessee State (Sanford Seminole)

IOL: Willie Moise, Coastal Carolina (Chaminade-Madonna); Dustyn Hall, East Carolina (Charlotte)


DEFENSE (4-2-5 Nickel)

DE: Javon Solomon, Troy (Godby); Sam Burton, Marshall (Spanish River)

DL: Kennedy Roberts, Coastal Carolina (CLearwater Central Catholic); Kendy Charles, Liberty (Orange Park)

DL: Fish McWilliams, UAB (West Florida Tech); Judge Culpepper, Toledo (Plant)

EDGE: Javon Denis, Georgia State (Deerfield Beach); Nelson Paul, SMU (Flagler Palm Coast)

LB: Tyrice Knight, UTEP (Lake Gibson); Joe Sparacio, Eastern Michigan (Naples First Baptist)

LB: Jontrey Hunter, Georgia State (Sickles); James Miller, South Alabama (Armwood)

CB: Micah Abraham, Marshall (East Lake); Keni-H Lovely, Western Michigan (Delray Atlantic)

CB: Quinyon Mitchell, Toledo (Williston); Jalen Jackson, Middle Tennessee (Bloomingdale)

NB: Cam Lockridge, Fresno State (Robinson); Mac McWilliams, UAB (Pine Forest)

S: Jahmar Brown, Coastal Carolina (St. Thomas Aquinas); Gabe Taylor, Rice (Gulliver Prep)

S: Jaden Voisin, South Alabama (Crestview); Malik Dixon-Williams, UConn (Wekiva)

RET: Milan Tucker, Appalachian State (Fort Myers); Matthew McDoom, Coastal Carolina (West Orange)

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