The recruiting haul for Florida football continues to grow during college football's early signing day on Wednesday. This time, the Gators outdueled their most fierce rivals, the Georgia Bulldogs, for a top blue-chip defender.

Four-star inside linebacker Ty Jackson of Loxahatchee (Fla.) Seminole Ridge on Wednesday confirmed his commitment to Florida after signing with the Gators on National Early Signing Day. Jackson is the second linebacker signee of the class after Myles Johnson signed earlier.

Ousmane Kromah waited until midway through his senior to commit to Georgia. Come National Signing Day, the top-100 recruit had a late change of plans. Kromah, the No. 6-ranked RB in the Rivals250 out of South Georgia,

Tigers coach Brad Brownell hopes his team's 70-66 victory over No. 4 Kentucky in the SEC/ACC Challenge on Tuesday night can point them in that same direction this year. Clemson held the high-scoring Wildcats to 30 points fewer than their season average of 96.

While the SEC/ACC Challenge tilted toward the Southeastern Conference, Clemson delivered the Atlantic Coast Conference's lone Tuesday victory, a 70-66 upset of No.