Florida adds 2027 tackle Moreno Fisher

Florida landed a commitment Thursday from Moreno Fisher, a 3-star offensive tackle from William Amos Hough High School in Charlotte, North Carolina. The 6-foot-7, 270-pound prospect becomes the Gators’ 27th commitment in the 2027 class and their fourth offensive line pledge.

Fisher previously committed to Virginia before reopening his recruitment. Florida and South Carolina then emerged as schools to watch, with the Gators securing his pledge after hosting him for an official visit last weekend.

Florida first brought Fisher to campus for the Ole Miss game in September and offered him during that visit. Head coach Jon Sumrall and offensive line coach Phil Trautwein kept building the relationship, later visiting Fisher’s high school during Florida’s bye week. Trautwein also watched him play.

That steady attention shaped Fisher’s decision. He told Gators Online that Florida pursued him quickly after offering. The staff made its position clear through its evaluation of his play and its interest in him away from football.

Fisher is the No. 85 offensive tackle in the 2027 class, according to the Rivals Industry Rankings. His height gives Trautwein another long tackle prospect to develop after Florida identified Fisher as a priority earlier in the fall.

The Gators’ other 2027 offensive line commitments are 5-star Maxwell Hiller and 4-star prospects Peyton Miller and Elijah Hutcheson. Fisher joins them in a class Florida has continued building during Sumrall’s first season.

Why it matters

Fisher gives Florida its 27th commitment in the 2027 class and its fourth offensive line pledge. His size adds another tackle prospect for Phil Trautwein to develop alongside Maxwell Hiller, Peyton Miller and Elijah Hutcheson.