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A couple of weeks ago, the state of Florida’s top offensive lineman John Theus of Jacksonville Bolles shunned the Florida Gators for a commitment to Georgia.

New head coach Will Muschamp and staff, however, did not sulk. They just refocused. So what, they lost Theus. Big deal.

There were other fish. Bigger fish.

The Gators reeled one in Friday night. D.J. Humphries (6-foot-5, 265-pounds), ranked the top offensive lineman in the country by Rivals.com., announced he would be joining the Gators during a press conference at Mallard Creek High in Charlotte, N.C.

“Florida’s the only place that really felt like home … I felt comfortable with,” Humphries said over a live stream of the announcement on NCPreps.com.

That’s not to say the Gators wouldn’t have taken both Theus and Humphries, but one certainly is better than none.

“He works hard every day, he’s built himself up to where he is now and he’s humble,” Mallard Creek coach Michael Palmieri said. “Sometimes your best player can be the worst thing for a locker room. He’s not that. He’s not one of those kids.”

Humphries, the Gators’ 17th commitment to the Class of 2012, said Tennessee was a close runner-up in the process and the other hats on the table were South Carolina, Auburn and Clemson.

He still plans to take his five official recruiting visits and said he wants to go places he has not yet seen.

Humphries is the second North Carolina commit to the Gators’ 2012 class. The other is SS Rhaheim Ledbetter, Brandon Spikes’ cousin, out of Boiling Spring Crest High.

Besides Theus, the only other five-star prospect the Gators have missed out on so far is St. Petersburg Lakewood DE Dante Fowler, who committed to Florida State. Many, however, think Fowler could be a flip to the Gators and considering the time he was having at Friday Night Lights two weeks ago, it’s obviously a good possibility.

2012 Florida commitments (17)

PLAYER POS HT WT HIGH SCHOOL
Willie Bailey DB 6-1 165 Hallandale
Mike Davis RB 5-9 192 Stone Mountian (Ga.) Stephenson
Jessamen Dunker OL 6-6 315 Boynton Beach
Austin Hardin K 5-11 200 Atlanta (Ga.) Marist
D.J. Humphries OT 6-5 265 Charlotte (N.C.) Mallard Creek
Matt Jones RB 6-2 200 Seffner Armwood
Rhaheim Ledbetter SS 5-11 190 Boiling Spring (N.C.) Crest
JaFar Mann DT 6-4 275 Stone Mountain (Ga.) Stephenson
Marcus Maye S 6-1 190 Melbourne Holy Trinity
Antonio Morrison LB 6-3 220 Bolingbrook (Ill.)
Dante Phillips DT 6-6 268 Venice
Lorenzo Phillips LB 6-1 200 Patterson (La.)
Latroy Pittman WR 6-1 190 Citra North Marion
Brian Poole DB 5-11 187 Braenotn Southeast
Jeremi Powell LB 6-2 200 Largo Pinellas Park
Colin Thompson TE 6-5 255 Warminster (Pa.) Archbishop Wood Catholic
Quinteze Williams DE 6-4 295 Tyrone (Ga.) Sandy Creek