Agholor hasn't slowed down on the recruiting trail either. He was at the Florida spring game on Saturday and previously took visits to Auburn and Georgia.
On Georgia: "I liked Georgia, I've always liked Georgia. A lot of people told me that Georgia is a place you have to check out for yourself and it was a really good place. I ran into A.J. Green down there while he was practicing for him pro day and we talked for a second. Now I'm a big A.J. Green fan."
On Auburn: "Auburn was good. They told me and everyone that was that is the reason they won a title is because the players bought into the system. The coaches are great. Coach [Tommy] Thigpen is a defensive mastermind. He breaks down film so well. My experience at Auburn was a really good one because I saw how they did things and why they won a national championship."
On Florida: "I'm impressed with the coaches at Florida and I think the players are going to have to buy into that system. Coach [Charlie] Weis is one of the best in the game coaching offense. I saw what they were trying to do on offense for the spring game and they were good things. The personnel just has to be molded to fit what he's doing."
The 6-foot-1, 185-pounder is expected to be at the FSU spring game this weekend, but says it will depend on transportation.
"I haven't been to FSU since being recruited by them," Agholor said. "I'd love to get there for the spring game and spend time on the campus. It seems like the players and coaches at FSU are so close."
There are many other programs hoping to get an opportunity to host Agholor on a visit. Southern Cal was one of the first schools to offer him. LSU, Oregon, Notre Dame, Nebraska, Texas, Georgia Tech and Duke are among the others.
