Five-star Florida commit Maxwell Hiller shuts down flip speculation
Five-star offensive lineman Maxwell Hiller remains committed to Florida despite continued interest from Penn State and Tennessee.
Maxwell Hiller, the leading recruit for Florida's 2027 class, has firmly committed to the Gators despite pressure from other programs. Hiller's confidence in coach Jon Sumrall's program was reinforced during Florida's 27-24 road win over No. 7 Texas. The offensive lineman told Swamp247, "I don't really have any intentions of going anywhere."
Florida bounced back from a 17-3 halftime deficit to secure the victory. Quarterback Tramell Jones Jr. contributed 196 total yards and two touchdowns, while Brad White's defense sacked Arch Manning and forced a crucial fumble late in the game. Hiller, a 6-foot-5, 300-pound native of Coatesville, Pennsylvania, welcomed fellow five-star recruit Easton Royal's commitment to Florida, praising Royal's talent and importance to the team's future.
Hiller considered visiting Penn State for a visit but ultimately decided against it after discussing his plans with his family. He plans to return to Gainesville on November 7 for the upcoming game against Oklahoma, giving him the opportunity to see firsthand the progress Sumrall is making at Florida.
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