Jaguars have 3 commitments for 2025 class
LeFlore offensive lineman Antonio Gibbs, shown here blocking Williamson's Tramarques Pettway in 2023, has verbally committed to South Alabama in the 2025 recruiting class. South Alabama on Sunday picked up a Class of 2025 football verbal commitment from Antonio Gibbs, an offensive tackle from Mobile’s LeFlore High School.
Gibbs — who also plays basketball for the Rattlers — attended the Jaguars’ camp last week. He also had an offer from North Alabama. After great visits and conversations with Coach Applewhite , Coach O , and Coach Reed, I quickly realized South Alabama felt like home. Thank you to the coaches and schools who have recruited me! I am excited to announce I have committed to the University of south Alabama!• Antonio Gibbs, OL, 6-5, 265, Mobile/LeFlore HS• Jeremiah Thomas, DB, 5-10, 170, Havana, Fla./Gadsden County HS
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