Twelve Florida commits ranked in final Rivals 250

OT D.J. Humphries is the highest-rated player in Rivals' final 250 committed to Florida. (Photo by Jeremy Brevard, US Presswire)

Rivals.com released it’s final rankings for the class of 2012 on Tuesday, and 12 players committed to Florida made the final cut. That included two players out of North Carolina in the top 10 – offensive tackle D.J. Humphries at No. 2 and defensive end Jonathan Bullard at No. 6.

Five were ranked in the top 100 and four more were in the top 200.

DT Dante Phillips was one of the biggest movers in the final rankings, rising 116 spots to No. 120. From the Rivals’ story:

Venice, Fla., defensive tackle Dante Phillips jumped up 116 spots all the way to No. 120 after a strong showing at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl. Phillips missed his first flight to San Antonio but once he got to town the four-star had dominant moments during East practice.

“Phillips made an immediate impression when he showed up on the second day of Army Bowl week practices,” Rivals.com Midwest analyst Josh Helmholdt said. “The first thing you notice is his size – he is certainly pushing 300 pounds now – but he also has above-average athleticism for the defensive tackle position.”

Here’s a look at where all of the Gators’ committed players ranked. Four of them – Humphries, OL Jessamen Dunker, LB Antonio Morrison and WR Latroy Pittman – have already enrolled at UF.