Florida flips 6-foot-7 tackle Moreno Fisher from Virginia

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Florida added another big piece to its 2027 offensive line on Thursday when Moreno Fisher, a 6-foot-7, 270-pound offensive tackle from Hough High School in Cornelius, N.C., committed to the Gators — flipping from Virginia to do it.

Fisher had been committed to Virginia since June before backing off that pledge on Oct. 14. Florida offered him in September, got him to Gainesville for the Ole Miss game, then brought him back for his official visit on the Oklahoma game weekend, Nov. 7. He committed days later.

The appeal is upside. Fisher switched from defensive end to offensive tackle in 2025, so he is still new to the position — a long, athletic three-star who is just learning the job. The Rivals Industry Ranking lists him as the No. 85 offensive tackle in the 2027 class.

He becomes Florida's 27th commitment in the 2027 class and the fourth offensive lineman, joining five-star Maxwell Hiller and four-stars Peyton Miller and Elijah Hutcheson. His primary recruiter was offensive line coach Phil Trautwein. Per the 247Sports Composite, Florida's class sits No. 9 nationally.

For a program whose offensive line has been its live problem all season, the pattern in this class is clear: Trautwein is building the 2027 line around length, and Fisher is the newest — and rawest — piece of it.