Iowa offers 2024 DB from Florida, picks up multiple recruiting predictions

After offering on Tuesday, the Iowa Hawkeyes leapt to the top of the board for 2024 defensive back prospect Rashad Godfrey.

A 6-foot-2, 185-pound recruit out of Armwood High School in Seffner, Florida, Godfrey told Rivals reporter Eliot Clough of Go Iowa Awesome that the Hawkeyes are No. 1 on his list.

Naturally, it didn’t take long for Clough to submit a Rivals futurecast for Godfrey to land with the Hawkeyes. Similarly, Sean Bock of 247Sports’ Hawkeye Insider issued a crystal ball prediction in favor of Iowa. Both Clough and Bock are reporting Godfrey will take an official visit to Iowa this month.

Per 247Sports, Iowa joins a list of offers that includes Power Five programs Boston College and Duke. Godfrey also holds offers from Arkansas State, Charlotte, Coastal Carolina, Connecticut, East Carolina, Florida Atlantic, Georgia State, Jackson State, Liberty, North Dakota State, Tennessee Tech, Tulane, USF and Western Michigan. He is unranked across the major recruiting sites.

Here’s a look at Godfrey’s junior season Hudl highlights with Armwood. Plus, his full recruiting profile and a look at who is already committed to the Hawkeyes in the 2024 class.

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Rashad Godfrey's Recruiting Profile

• Currently unranked

Vitals

Recruitment

• Offered on June 13

Offers

• Iowa

• Boston College

• Duke

• Arkansas State

• Charlotte

• Coastal Carolina

• Connecticut

• East Carolina

• Florida Atlantic

• Georgia State

• Jackson State

• Liberty

• North Dakota State

• Tennessee Tech

• Tulane

• USF

• Western Michigan

Iowa's 2024 class so far

Iowa’s 2024 class consists of 11 pledges and is ranked No. 22 nationally per 247Sports. If Godfrey commits, he would be the first defensive back commit for Iowa in the 2024 cycle.

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