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USCFootball.com caught up with Rivals #1 ranked cornerback, Justin King of Pittsburgh (Pa.) Gateway, just as he was packing for an unofficial visit to the University of Florida.

King will be visiting the Trojans in the near future.
"Yes sir, I'm taking an unofficial visit to Florida this Friday through Sunday. I think it's a great place. They have great football players and warm weather - you can't beat that."

Running backs coach, Mike Locksley, is handling Justin's recruitment for the Gators. What do they talk about?

"We're just trying to build a relationship. He's just talking about me coming in and making an impact."

With his 4.3 second 40-yard dash time on a 6-foot-0, 180 pound frame, it's easy to see why Justin has received a whopping 54 scholarship offers already. Which schools are standing out?

"Florida, Penn State, Michigan, USC, Miami, and Ohio State."

With USC being on the other side of the country from Pittsburgh, do they have a chance with Justin?

"I really like them. They have a great coaching staff, a winning tradition - great tradition period. It's L.A., you can't beat it. I'll be going out there soon. I'm taking an official visit there."

Has Justin decided on any of his other official visits yet?

"No, no others yet."

He has already taken unofficial visits this summer to Ohio State, Michigan, and Penn State. The Florida visit will be his last unofficial for the year.

"Yes sir, I'm through for the summer with unofficial visits already. Florida is my last unofficial."

I asked Justin to compare his three visits thus far, but he found them rather similar.

"They were all pretty equal. All were about a 9.5 (out of ten). The only thing was that I didn't get to see all of the players. They were done with the first session of summer workouts and were taking a break until the next session."

Justin King sports a top six, in no particular order, of Florida, Penn State, Michigan, USC, Miami, and Ohio State. Whichever of those schools receives his signature in February will get not only an excellent football player, but a good student as well. Justin sports a 2.9 core GPA and received an 870 on his SAT exam.