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    5 Landing Spots as Florida Gators Lose 4-Star DL D’antre Robin to Transfer Portal

    The Florida Gators’ defense took a major hit when four-star defensive lineman D’antre Robinson officially jumped into the transfer portal on April 24, 2025.

    The former blue-chip recruit from Orlando’s Jones High School made an immediate impact during his freshman campaign in Gainesville but is now looking for a new home. Standing at 6-3 and weighing 307 pounds, Robinson brings SEC experience and serious upside to the table, making him one of the hottest defensive line prospects in this portal cycle.

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    Potential Landing Spots for Florida’s 4-Star DL Spark Transfer Buzz

    Florida fans are feeling the sting of losing a young player who posted 17 tackles, three tackles for loss, and 1.5 sacks across 11 games in his debut season. As On3’s Pete Nakos reports, “Florida defensive tackle D’antre Robinson has entered the NCAA transfer portal,” setting off what promises to be an intense recruitment battle for his services.

    The Texas Longhorns seem like an obvious contender for Robinson’s services, considering he was originally a Texas signee before requesting a release from his National Letter of Intent and ending up at Florida.

    Steve Sarkisian’s staff has maintained connections with Robinson, and the program’s move to the SEC only increases their need for elite defensive line talent. Robinson’s familiarity with the coaching staff makes this reunion a real possibility.

    The Georgia Bulldogs have built a reputation as defensive line developers, consistently sending interior linemen to the NFL.

    The Bulldogs were heavily involved in Robinson’s high school recruitment, and with some recent departures up front, there’s both opportunity and a proven development path in Athens that could attract the talented tackle.

    Miami Hurricanes might provide the perfect homecoming for the Orlando native. Mario Cristobal has been aggressive in using the portal to rebuild Miami’s defensive front, and the program was a finalist for Robinson during his initial recruitment. The chance to play closer to family while helping a resurgent ACC program could be appealing.

    The LSU Tigers were among Robinson’s many suitors coming out of high school and continue to be a destination program for elite transfers. The Tigers’ defensive scheme values disruptive interior linemen, and Baton Rouge’s combination of passionate fans and NFL pipeline makes for an attractive landing spot.

    The USC Trojans round out the list of potential destinations as Lincoln Riley continues revamping their defense through the transfer portal. USC was on Robinson’s radar during his initial recruitment, and his SEC experience would be valuable as the Trojans look to bolster their defensive front.

    Why Robinson’s Transfer Decision Matters

    Robinson’s portal entry comes at a premium time for defensive line talent. His combination of size, athleticism, and collegiate experience—despite being just a freshman—makes him an unusually valuable transfer prospect. Scouts have noted his explosive first step, ability to defeat double teams, and developing pass-rush skills as attributes that translate to immediate contributions.

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    For Robinson, this transfer represents a chance to find the perfect fit for his considerable talents. For whichever program lands him, they’ll be getting a player with both proven production and substantial untapped potential.

    As the transfer portal continues reshaping college football’s landscape, Robinson’s decision will be closely monitored across the country, with his impact likely to be felt immediately at his next destination.

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