Be Heard
Recruiting

Easton Royal on Florida's Win at Texas: 'Coach Sumrall Is Going to Continue to Be a Winner'

Six days after flipping from Texas to Florida, five-star WR Easton Royal told On3: "Coach Sumrall is going to continue to be a winner at Florida."

Florida head coach Jon Sumrall walks the field at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
Jon Sumrall vs. Campbell, Sept. 12, 2026. Photo: Ethan Caruso / Florida Gators Athletics (floridagators.com)

Six days after five-star wide receiver Easton Royal flipped his commitment from Texas to Florida, the Gators beat the Longhorns 27-24 in Austin. Royal noticed.

As of 4:53 PM ET Saturday. Full game coverage: Gators Stun No. 7 Texas in Austin Behind Backup QB Tramell Jones Jr.

"Coach Sumrall is going to continue to be a winner at Florida," Royal told 247Sports/Swamp247's Tyler Harden, who posted the quote after the win. Harden's full story with more from Royal is for 247Sports VIP subscribers.

Royal, a 2027 receiver from Brother Martin in New Orleans, flipped from Texas to Florida on Oct. 11. Sumrall was in New Orleans on Thursday night to watch him play (our story). After the flip, Florida's 2027 class rose to No. 4 in ESPN's class rankings (our story).

Royal reacts

247Sports posted Royal's reaction to the win: "5 ⭐️ WR Easton Royal flipped from Texas to Florida last week, this week he reacts to Florida's win over Texas 🔥"

Other recruits weigh in

Royal wasn't the only recruit talking. Corey Bender's Gators Online roundup said top recruits were "RAVING" about the Gators after the upset, sharing reactions including "Reminder that Florida is not to be played with," "That's how you respond to losses" and "I want them back in the rankings." The full roundup is for On3+ subscribers.

Sources: Tyler Harden, 247Sports/Swamp247, 247Sports, Gators Online.

Join the Swamp Talk

Free members can comment on every story, get the Daily Gators Briefing, and breaking alerts.

  • Comment on stories
  • Daily Gators Briefing in your inbox
  • Breaking news alerts

The daily Gators briefing

Breaking news, injuries, and recruiting intel in your inbox. Free.

Check your inbox to confirm.

Something went wrong. Try again.