"Another one": Florida Gators linebacker Myles Graham shares his reaction to 4-star safety flipping from Miami to Florida

Hylton Stubbs, a four-star safety from Jacksonville, Florida, flipped his commitment from Miami to Florida on Monday. The 6-foot-1 player became the Gators' 23rd commitment in the Class of 2025. He had originally pledged to the Hurricanes in July.

Stubbs was part of an impressive recruiting spree from the Gators. Florida landed 11 commitments in the last two weeks.

His future teammate at Florida, Myles Graham, reacted to a post shared by recruiting insider Hayes Fawcett, breaking the news of Stubbs' commitment.

"Another one," Graham commented on the post.

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Graham, a four-star recruit in the Class of 2024, according to On3, ranked No. 57 nationally and fifth among linebackers. He was also the 11th-best prospect from Florida and committed to the Gators in 2022.

Stubbs, meanwhile, is the 58th-best overall prospect in the country and ranks fourth at his position. He's also the eighth-best recruit from Florida. This marks his third commitment, having previously pledged to USC from March until July.

Hylton Stubbs sheds light on his decision to commit to the Florida Gators

The four-star safety from Mandarin High School (Florida), Hylton Stubbs, is officially a Florida Gator. He spoke about his reason for joining the Billy Napier-led side.

“After an amazing visit to the University of Florida (Sunday), I have decided to de-commit from Miami and commit to the Gators,” Stubbs said (via Gators Online). “The main reason for this decision is my belief in the football program and the incredible opportunity to compete for a national championship.

"Coach (Billy) Napier’s vision, leadership and genuine approach stood out to me, and I’m confident he’s building something special in Gainesville."

Hylton Stubbs will join his Mandarin teammate, Tramell Jones, in Florida. The quarterback flipped his decision from the Flordia State Seminoles to the Gators on Nov. 17.