Javion Hilson, a highly-regarded edge rusher who recently decommitted from Florida State, has announced plans to visit several top college football programs this fall, including the Georgia Bulldogs. Hilson, one of the premier pass rushers in the 2025 recruiting class, is currently ranked as the second-best player at his position nationwide.
The four-star prospect is positioned at No. 34 overall in the national rankings, placing him just a few spots away from achieving five-star status, according to 247Sports. Within the state of Florida, he stands as the No. 6 recruit, underscoring his prominence in the talent pool.
Hilson plays for Cocoa High School in Cocoa, Florida, a program renowned for its competitive nature and strong football tradition. Standing 6-foot-4 and weighing 235 pounds, Hilson is a formidable presence on the field.
This fall, he plans to visit several universities, including Florida, Texas, Georgia, Alabama, Michigan, Texas A&M, and Syracuse. His visit schedule kicks off with an appearance at the game between Texas A&M and Florida this weekend.
