Three former Gators named to 2027 College Football Hall of Fame Ballot
The National Football Foundation announced the 2027 College Football Hall of Fame ballot, featuring three former Florida Gators: Alex Brown, Kevin Carter, and Percy Harvin. Brown holds the program’s all-time sack record, while Carter was a consensus All-American in 1994, and Harvin helped win two national championships during Urban Meyer’s tenure.
The National Football Foundation released the 2027 College Football Hall of Fame ballot on Monday, including three former Florida Gators: Alex Brown, Kevin Carter, and Percy Harvin. Alex Brown leads the Gators in career sacks with 33, including a single-season record of 13 in 1999. Kevin Carter was a key player on Florida’s 1994 SEC championship team and earned consensus All-American honors that season. Percy Harvin’s dynamic play earned him a reputation as one of college football’s greatest players. He contributed to two national championships and two SEC titles under Urban Meyer. Florida has the most College Football Hall of Fame inductees, with 15 total—10 players and five coaches. Recent inductees include Urban Meyer (2025 class), Steve Spurrier, Emmitt Smith, and Tim Tebow. The 2027 ballot marks the next step in recognizing Florida’s football legacy, continuing a tradition of excellence in the sport.
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