Tank Hawkins

ACADEMIC HONORS SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll (2024) 2025: Played at wide receiver in four games with two catches for 16 yards. vs LIU: Saw action in the season opener at wide receiver and snagged one pass for 14 yards. vs South Florida: Caught one pass for two yards on his lone snap at wide receiver. vs Mississippi State: Took reps at wide receiver. vs No. 5 Georgia: Saw action at receiver. 2024: Appeared in seven games and totaled 10 receptions, 100 receiving yards and one touchdown catch while rushing three times for 11 yards vs. Samford: Made collegiate debut and caught a 36-yard touchdown for his first-career reception vs. Texas A&M: Carried the ball twice for seven yards vs. UCF: Set career highs with seven receptions (team high) and 60 yards, including a long of 31, while also rushing one time for four yards at No. 8 Tennessee: Played one snap in the slot as a reserve receiver vs. No. 2 Georgia: Played five snaps in the slot at No. 5 Texas: Hauled in one reception for -3 yards across 14 snaps in the slot (seven) and out wide (seven) at Florida State: Secured one catch for seven yards while logging 12 snaps in the slot (five) and out wide (seven) in the victory Gasparilla Bowl vs. Tulane: Tallied seven snaps in the slot (three) and out wide (four) in the win High School Ranked a consensus four-star recruit by 247Sports, ESPN, On3 and Rivals... Listed as the No. 24 recruit in the state of Florida by 247Sports... An ESPN top-25 wide receiver in the Class of 2024... Helped lead IMG Academy to a 10-0 record this season... Finished with 26 catches for 483 yards with four touchdowns his senior season... He caught 67 passes for 1,173 yards and 14 receiving touchdowns his junior year... Also competes on the IMG Academy Track Team... Took 1st in the 60-meter dash at the 2023 Florida Indoor Championships with a time of 6.70... Won the 100 and 200-meter West Virginia State Championships as a sophomore after finishing 2nd his freshman year; ran a 10:37 in 100-meter in 2023 as a junior... Signed with Florida over Alabama, Miami, Oregon and Penn State, among others.