Thomas Goldkamp, who covers the Gators for Swamp247,
the 247Sports site covering Florida, said Mincey, a three-star transfer with an 84 rating from 247Sports, has “excellent upside” and probably should have played more than he did during the 2021 season.
Tennessee’s staff has familiarity with Florida native Mincey from the recruiting process as he had an offer from head coach
Josh Heupel and offensive line coach
Glen Elarbee at UCF, so the Vols will know about what he can bring to the table. Listed as the backup left tackle on Florida’s depth chart,
Mincey appeared in nine games in 2021 and entered the transfer portal shortly after the Gators finished a 6-6 regular season by beating Florida State with an interim coach after firing head coach
Dan Mullen. Mincey was rated as a three-star prospect and ranked the No. 657 overall player and No. 48 offensive tackle when he signed with the Gators out of Cardinal Gibbons High School in Fort Lauderdale.
“Mincey was a player Florida's coaches were excited to land in the recruiting process,” Goldkamp told GoVols247. “They loved his foot quickness and agility. Coupled with his long wingspan, they thought those attributes could make Mincey an excellent tackle in the SEC over time.”