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1 solo in 2025 scouted game vs Texas; 2 solos 1 assist vs Ohio. Jermaine is in his second season with the program, lettered as a true freshman in 2023 after playing in 12 games, totalled 13 tackles on the season, had 3 pass break-ups and a 58-yard interception for a touchdown against Western Kentucky. Had a career high three solo tackles vs. Penn State. Second-highest rated player in the state of Ohio as a senior, according to the 247Sports composite.
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Highly talented, ball-hawking cornerback who was a former consensus five-star recruit, the nation's top-ranked cornerback prospect in that 2023 cycle. He initially played his true freshman season under Deion Sanders with the Colorado Buffaloes before transferring back to his home state in 2024. After using his first year in Gainesville as a developmental redshirt season, McClain broke out during the 2025 campaign, showcasing his elite athleticism and 23-mph tracking speed by appearing in 10 games with six starts, totaling 17 tackles and an interception before a minor knee injury cut his season just one game short. The rising junior is fully healthy and projected to lead an experienced, veteran cornerback unit alongside DijonJohnson.
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