The nation’s No. 73 ranked prospect in the Class of 2025, according to 247Sports is now off the board.
ORLANDO, Fla.- Todd Golden and the University of Florida landed a big-time in-state recruit on Monday afternoon. The 6-6 195-pound senior wing is ranked No. 73 nationally and No. 11 for his position, according to 247Sports.
Oak Ridge (Orlando, Fla.) four-star small forward Cornelius “CJ” Ingram, the son of former University of Florida tight end and shooting guard Cornelius Sr. committed to the Gators for his 17th birthday.
Ingram chose Florida over having a big-time summer where he picked up over 20 offers including Georgetown, Kansas, Michigan, Mississippi State, Oklahoma, and several others.
During his junior season, Ingram averaged 24.0 points, 3.7 rebounds, 8.5 assists, and 3.7 steals per game for Hawthorne leading them to a 16-5 record.
Ingram is a physical two-way player who can guard multiple positions on the defensive end and can score on all three levels offensively.
Ingram took an official visit to Gainesville back in June, where he told GatorWire.com “I fell and love with the campus and have a great relationship with Coach (Golden) and his staff.
Ingram is the second Gator commit for the Class of 2025, as he joins four-star guard Alex Lloyd (Westminster Academy)
