Rated four stars by Scout.com, Kestahn Moore refused to name a
leader between his final two schools.
A quiet young man, Moore called his visit "good," and
on a 1-10 scale called his visit to Florida "about an
eight."
Moore was hosted on his visit by running back Markus Manson from Hoover Alabama, one of only three running
backs on the Gator roster. The Gators would love to
add two or more running backs in this recruiting
class. Moore told us he appreciated Manson as his
host.
"He was good," he said, mentioning that his personal
highlight of the trip was "hanging with the team and
the coaches."
Moore has completed his official visits. He will think
things over, talk with parents and advisors, and by
Friday, he says he will be ready to make a decision.
The Gators host another Texas running back next Friday
when Houston Westside's US Army All-American R.J. Jackson comes to town. By the end of the weekend, the
Gators could have a recruiting class with two Texans
committed to play in the UF backfield.
GATOR COUNTRY TAKE: This is a close decision.
He likes both schools and sees possibilities for
playing time at both places. We won't know until
Friday what he is thinking for sure.