Cooper Martenson Visits Florida for Oklahoma Game
The 2028 offensive lineman from Atlanta's Marist attended Florida's loss to Oklahoma on Saturday in the Swamp.
Updated on Nov. 11, 2026 in Football
Cooper Martenson, a 6-5, 285-pound 2028 offensive lineman from Atlanta, visited Florida on Saturday, when the Gators lost to Oklahoma in the Swamp. Florida was the first school to reach out to him, in the spring.
Why it matters
Martenson's visit places Florida among his highest-ranked schools as the program works to build recruiting momentum under head coach Jon Sumrall. Several other top prospects were also on campus for the game.
The figures available are Martenson's listed height of 6-5 and weight of 285 pounds, with no comparison to other prospects in the source. The extraction does not say whether he has committed or how he ranks against other offensive linemen in his class.
The players
Cooper Martenson
A 2028 offensive lineman from Atlanta who attends Marist and is listed at 6-5 and 285 pounds.
Jon Sumrall
The head football coach at the University of Florida who is building the program's culture and recruiting base.
The details
Martenson attended the game and met with Sumrall and the Gators' general manager, taking in the atmosphere in the Swamp. Florida first reached out to him in the spring, and the school remains one of his highest on his list.
Timeline
Spring 2026: Florida first reached out to Martenson.
Saturday, November 7, 2026: Martenson visited Florida, which lost to Oklahoma in the Swamp.
Season Trajectory
Florida's loss to Oklahoma came in the Swamp, and recruiting visits like Martenson's show the program still drawing top prospects during the season. Sumrall's staff is using home games to build relationships that will shape future classes.
Florida remains one of Martenson's highest-ranked schools, so his decision could affect how the Gators fill their 2028 offensive line. Fans following recruiting can track future visits and commitment news as the class develops.
The takeaway
Campus visits on game day give recruits a direct look at a program's culture, and Florida is using that opportunity to keep top prospects engaged. Watch for updates on Martenson's list as the 2028 class takes shape.
Further reading
For more on the program's recruiting efforts, see Football coverage for Gainesville.
