Florida earned a huge recruiting victory, literally, by getting a commitment from 2026 offensive lineman Chancellor Campbell on Sunday.
The mammoth 6-foot-8, 307-pound tackle told On3 of his decision. He’s from down the road from Gainesville in St. Petersburg, so Florida didn’t just get a huge boost to its O-line, it managed to keep 1 of the most talented tackles in the 2026 class home.
Campbell was all fired up amid the announcement, writing “Gator Boys Stay Hot!” on social media on Sunday. Florida had to wrestle Campbell away from some of the biggest powerhouses in the country, with Georgia, Penn State and defending national champion Ohio State also being in the mix.
BREAKING: Class of 2026 OT Chancellor Campbell has Committed to Florida, he tells me for @on3recruitsThe 6’8 307 OT from St. Petersburg, FL chose the Gators over Georgia, Ohio State, & Penn State“Gator Boys Stay Hot!” t.co/hocBg6juIi pic.twitter.com/3YeGqU4frH
— Hayes Fawcett (@Hayesfawcett3) June 8, 2025He’s a 3-star talent, according to the 247Sports Composite rankings, which rates Campbell as the 594th-ranked player in the Class of 2026. Campbell is also the 50th-ranked offensive tackle in the class and the 86th-ranked player from the state of Florida, according to the 247Sports Composite rankings.
Campbell is Florida’s 2nd offensive line commit in the Class of 2026.
He is cancelling his official visits to Ohio State next week and Penn State the week after, as Campbell as settled on his choice.
He’ll be staying in SEC country, and he’ll be staying in in-state to join the Gators in 2026.
Florida adds to 2026 recruiting class with commitment from in-state OL Saturday Down South.
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