Florida Gators offer Louisiana Ragin Cajuns DB transfer Trey Amos

Louisiana cornerback Trey Amos on Monday night announced via Twitter he was transferring.

Less than an hour later, several colleges already had offered him a scholarship. Florida was one of them.

According to Amos, a redshirt junior, he has two years of eligibility remaining.

It is not yet known if he will visit the Gators, but obviously Amos has strong ties to the Florida program. He signed with Louisiana in 2020 when current Gators coach Billy Napier was head coach at that school.

It was a busy evening for Amos.

He also collected offers Monday from programs such as Alabama, LSU, Miami, Michigan State and Ole Miss according to his Twitter feed.

He played three seasons for the Ragin’ Cajuns.

In 2022, Amos recorded 36 total tackles (27 solo) with eight pass breakups. He had one interception in three years at Louisiana and 60 total tackles.

Amos, listed at 6-foot-1 and 197 pounds, was the No. 70 recruit in the state of Louisiana coming out of high school. The majority of his offers back then were from Group of 5 programs.

This is from his ULL bio: High School — Tabbed as the 63rd-best player in the state of Louisiana by 247Sports.com…Helped guide Catholic High School to a 2017 State Championship crown, a 2018 championship game appearance and a 2019 semifinal appearance…Labeled as the 7-2A District MVP in 2018…Also lettered in basketball and track…Earned a Class 2A State Championship crown in the long jump with a of 22′ 9.75 leap… Held offers from Tennessee, Southern Miss, Arkansas State, Louisiana Tech and ULM.

Amos is from New Iberia, La.

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