The Florida board, the games of September 10 and 11

Recruit Intel scored every recorded box score in its database for the current weekly window and ranked the field by RPM, our Recruit Performance Metric. Florida's share of the September 15 run is 1211 scored performances across 160 schools. What follows is the 10 highest of those Florida scores, from games played on September 10 and 11. Every stat line below comes from our canonical database, drawn from recorded box scores, and every player named is verified by record identifier against a 2026 stat row at the school he is credited to.

The 10 highest scores

RPM is a percentile score computed within a position family, runners against runners and defenders against defenders, across the full national pool scored in this window. A score near 100 means the performance sat at the very top of its family nationally. The 10 below are tightly bunched, 1.94 of a point separating the top score from the 10th, and all 10 carry the same grade of A+. By class they break 6 from the class of 2027, 3 from 2028 and 1 from 2029.

  1. Gio Marenco, RB at Gulf Coast (Naples), class of 2027. RPM 99.90. Against Estero, ranked 291 in Florida, Gulf Coast won 50-43; he carried 39 times for 405 yards and 6 touchdowns.
  2. Caedon White, RB at Manatee (Bradenton), class of 2028. RPM 99.38. Against Lake Brantley, ranked 130 in Florida, Manatee won 48-27; he carried 26 times for 252 yards and 4 touchdowns, and caught 2 passes for 30 yards and another score.
  3. Torren Crane, DB at Gulf Coast (Naples), class of 2027. RPM 99.18. Against Estero, ranked 291 in Florida, Gulf Coast won 50-43; he made 11 solo tackles among 16 total, with a tackle for loss, a sack and 2 pass breakups.
  4. Shaunqueze Foster, RB at Mandarin (Jacksonville), class of 2027. RPM 99.04. Against Nease, ranked 69 in Florida, Mandarin won 32-14; he carried 26 times for 214 yards and 2 touchdowns.
  5. Tyrese Jefferson, RB at Melbourne (Melbourne), class of 2029. RPM 98.76. Against Oviedo, ranked 82 in Florida, Melbourne fell 24-48; he carried 27 times for 268 yards and 2 touchdowns, and added 2 catches for 28 yards.
  6. William Jackson, QB at Evans (Orlando), class of 2027. RPM 98.55. Against Winter Park, ranked 105 in Florida, Evans won 38-14; he completed 19 of 26 passes for 398 yards and 3 touchdowns, and ran 6 times for 27 yards and a score.
  7. Wyatt Vanlandingham, HB at Trenton (Trenton), class of 2027. RPM 98.54. Against Umatilla, ranked 251 in Florida, Trenton won 49-20; he carried 24 times for 182 yards and 3 touchdowns, added a catch for 17 yards, and made 5 tackles on defense.
  8. Jackson Mccaffrey, LB at River Ridge (New Port Richey), class of 2027. RPM 98.13. Against Fivay, ranked 334 in Florida, River Ridge won 29-0; he made 11 tackles with 2 for loss, a sack and a forced fumble.
  9. Brysen Wright, WR at Mandarin (Jacksonville), class of 2028. RPM 97.98. Against Nease, ranked 69 in Florida, Mandarin won 32-14; he caught 8 passes for 155 yards and a touchdown.
  10. Brett Bearden, LB at The Bolles School (Jacksonville), class of 2028. RPM 97.96. Against Bishop Kenny, ranked 61 in Florida, The Bolles School won 35-13; he made 11 solo tackles among 13 total, with 2 for loss and a sack.

How the board is built

The ranking is the top 10 Florida scores by RPM with at least one game in the window, after our standard filters remove merged duplicate records, players our database does not treat as recruitable, and rows with no listed position. Ties would break to the younger class, then to record identifier, though no tie occurred inside this board. Opponent rankings are our own Florida team rankings as of September 16, printed because Florida is one of the 14 states where our team rankings are live.