In a month filled with exciting developments, two standout wide receivers from Leon County, Florida, have secured their futures in college football. Jamarin Simmons and Davion Crumitie have both committed to prestigious programs, marking a significant milestone in their athletic careers.
Simmons, a five-star prospect from Godby High School, has chosen to join the Clemson Tigers. Meanwhile, Crumitie, a versatile athlete from Rickards High School, has committed to Vanderbilt. Both commitments highlight the talent emerging from Leon County and the bright futures ahead for these young athletes.
Jamarin Simmons: A Five-Star Commitment to Clemson
Jamarin Simmons, known as “Waffle House,” has established himself as one of the most accomplished football recruits in Leon County. His commitment to Clemson on May 20 is a testament to his exceptional skills and dedication. As a junior, Simmons had a standout season, recording 59 receptions for 932 yards and 14 touchdowns. His versatility was evident as he also contributed a rushing touchdown, a passing touchdown, and made significant defensive plays with 25 tackles6 pass breakupsand 3 interceptions.
Simmons’ consistency throughout his high school career is impressive. As a sophomore, he amassed 49 receptions for 996 yards and 8 touchdownsaveraging over 20 yards per catch. His experience spans three varsity seasons, giving him a strong foundation as he enters his senior year.
Beyond his high school achievements, Simmons has earned national recognition. He was named an “Alpha Dog” at the Under Armour Orlando event in 2026 and participated in The Opening Finals, a premier showcase for high school football prospects. His recruitment drew interest from top programs, including Auburn, Florida, Florida State, Colorado, Miami, and LSU, before he ultimately chose Clemson. This commitment is a significant milestone for Simmons and the Godby football program as he prepares for a memorable senior season.
Davion Crumitie: A Versatile Athlete Chooses Vanderbilt
Davion Crumitie, a top multi-sport prospect from Rickards High School, announced his commitment to Vanderbilt on May 30. After reopening his recruitment with a decommitment from Syracuse on February 3, Crumitie’s decision reflects his dynamic athleticism and versatility. As a junior, he contributed in all three phases of the game, recording 52 receptions for 776 yardsalong with 26 tackles and an interception on defense. He also made an impact on special teams with both a kickoff return touchdown and a punt return touchdown.
Crumitie’s versatility has been a hallmark of his high school career. As a sophomore, he contributed as both a receiver and defensive back, finishing the season with 22 catches4 interceptionsand a forced fumble. Through two varsity seasons, he has totaled 74 receptions for over 1,000 receiving yards while also making plays on defense and special teams.
In addition to his football accomplishments, Crumitie has established himself as one of Florida’s premier track and field athletes. As a junior, he captured FHSAA Class 3A state championships in both the 100-meter and 200-meter dash and helped Rickards win a state title in the 4×100 relay. He also claimed Florida indoor state championships in the 60-meter and 200-meter dash, further cementing his reputation as one of the fastest athletes in the country.
Crumitie’s combination of speed, athleticism, and versatility attracted more than 30 scholarship offers from programs across the nation, including Auburn, Florida, Florida State, Tennessee, and Syracuse, before he ultimately chose Vanderbilt. This commitment represents another major recruiting victory for Rickards and gives the Commodores one of the state’s most dynamic athletes as Crumitie prepares for his senior season.
