One of Florida’s four committed recruits from the class of 2024, linebacker Myles Graham, was back on campus over the weekend, and the trip made him remember exactly why he chose the Gators in the first place, according to 247Sports.

“It was amazing,” Graham said. “I kind of see why I committed. I enjoyed every single day I spent on campus. It was fun. I love the people, I love everything, and I love the energy. I see why I made this decision and I stand on it.”

Graham committed in August and is no stranger to the university. Aside from being a frequent visitor over the years, Graham is a legacy recruit to the program. His life-long connection to the Gators should make for an easy transition.

The knowledge Graham gained on this trip should also help with the transition. He got to observe two practices and met with the team’s new defensive coordinator, Austin Armstrong.

Although he doesn’t have a return date set, it would be odd to see Graham stay away from the Swamp for too long. Another spring visit isn’t out of the question, and the summer should bring a few as well.

Graham is ranked inside the top 50 overall on both the 247Sports composite (No. 43) and On3 industry ranking (No. 41). Individually, On3 is the least high on him, ranking Graham at No. 156 nationally and No. 12 among linebackers in the class. Rivals.com is the highest on him, ranking him at No. 13 overall at No. 1 at his position.

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