Florida Gators wide receiver Chimere Dike is flying under the radar after transferring from the Wisconsin Badgers.
understands the world of college football. Dreams and good wishes do not always transform into wins and accolades. Yet, when he takes the field in Gainesville, the end of his college journey is close at hand with his first step with the Florida Gators.
After committing and playing four years at the University of Wisconsin, Dike earned his bachelor's in Communications. With one year of eligibility remaining, he wanted to play in a system that could showcase his talent. More importantly, he sought to find a place where he could develop a quick chemistry with the quarterback.In choosing the University of Florida, Dike will play in a spread system that highlights wideouts. Moreover, he reunites with his Wisconsin quarterback.
At six-feet and 200 pounds, Dike shows burst in the passing game. While not quite a burner, he does show the ability to get open, and bolt away from defenders. Meanwhile, he will need a bit of work when facing physical corners. However, Dike looks like a quick study, able to adjust and adapt on the fly. Additionally, his explosion on kick returns lends another level to what he can bring to the field.
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