Berkeley Prep (Tampa) defensive end [autotag]Titus Bullard[/autotag], the son of WWE ambassador and former Florida defensive lineman Thaddeus Bullard (better known as Titus O’Neil), has committed to the Gators.
Bullard committed to the Orange and Blue as a preferred walk-on in the 2024 class on Tuesday. He posted a graphic to social media to break the news.
“Thanks to my coaches, teammates and fam,” Bullard began the rhyme “Helped me become the person I am. All Glory to God, He is major. Thanks to him, I am now a Florida Gator.”
Bullard will play off the edge for the Gators. He’s listed at 6-foot-3-inches and 215 pounds. He recorded 69 total tackles (57 solo), 22 tackles for loss and 10 sacks as a senior. He helped the Buccaneers to a Class 2M state title in Florida.
Thanks to my coaches, teammates and fam
Helped me become the person I am
All Glory to God, He is major.
Thanks to him, I am now a Florida Gator. pic.twitter.com/CgDQzgvrlB— đđąđđźđŹ đđźđ„đ„đđ«đ (@TitusBullard1) January 23, 2024
Bullard received offers from Group of Five programs, but he opted to follow in his father’s footsteps without a scholarship. His older brother, TJ, plays for the UCF Knights, so the brothers will be against each other in some capacity when Florida hosts UCF later on this year.
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