Gators Breakdown: Brown, Hansen, Savaiinaea commit | Napier finalizes on-field staff
Napier filling out the 2022 class as National Signing Day approaches. Images provided by University of Florida Athletic Association
Billy Napier adds to the 2022 class with a trio of three star commits. QB Max Brown, TE Hayden Hansen and DL Andrew Savaiinaea pledge to Florida after visiting Gainesville this past weekend.
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Join David Waters and Will Miles (Read and Reaction) as they react to these commitments. Also, as Napier finalizes his on-field staff, Adam McClintock of Matrix Analytical shares why Billy Napier has hired the best new staff in college football.
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