Top QB Recruit Loses Florida Scholarship Offer After Rapping N-Word In Video

One of the very best high school football gamers in the nation had his Florida scholarship offer pulled this weekend … after he was seen on video rapping the n-word.

Marcus Stokes published the fast, two-second clip on his social networks page recently — appearing to reveal the quarterback recruit singing, “Welcome back, n***a.”

Almost right away later, the Nease H.S. professional athlete, who’s white, got reaction for it … and on Sunday, the Univ. of Florida decided to pull their offer from him.

Stokes had actually been dedicated to participating in the school considering that early July.

“I was in my car listening to rap music, rapping along to the words and posted a video of it on social media,” Stokes discussed on his Twitter page on Sunday.

“I deeply apologize for the words in the song that I chose to say. It was hurtful and offensive to many people, and I regret that.”

Stokes continued, “I fully accept the consequences for my actions, and I respect the University of Florida’s decision to withdraw my scholarship offer to play football.”

Stokes had a terrific junior season at Nease — however had a hard time in his senior season this year. Still, the 6-foot-1, 190-pound dual-threat QB was ranked a four-star recruit by 247Sports … and the 14th-ranked signal-caller in the country.

Stokes had actually gotten deals from a number of other schools — consisting of Penn State, Pittsburgh and Virginia Tech — throughout his H.S. profession … though it’s uncertain if those scholarship uses now still stand.