I've been out of the application game for a bit, was UF one of those schools that doesn't offer many OOS students interviews? I have buddies in school that were out of state and got interviews at UNC/UF, and I know they offer IS tuition after year one, so that's why I suggested them. But I agree, play the stats game and apply smart. No point in applying to schools if they historically take very few out of state students. That said, I wouldn't let the ADEA book guide your every decision - if I based where I applied solely on where I was likely to get interviews, I never would have ended up getting accepted at some of the schools I did. My point is, you never know what schools are looking for, and whether you have it. If you have the means to cast your net far and wide, I'd go for it, because you might be surprised who sends you an invite.
Some of the schools on your list I applied to and wished I hadn't - had it been the only place I'd gotten in, there's a good chance the monstrous tuition would have persuaded me to rethink my career choice. I think you, and the OP, are in a great position that you have the opportunity to be a little choosy. I don't know where exactly you draw the line with tuition costs, that's super personal, but for me, many of the schools on the list you suggested are just too absurdly costly. I know you are considering HPSP, which I think is a killer deal if you have a desire to serve, and that makes cost a non-issue. Family finances change the equation for some, too.
Either way, great work in undergrad and good luck next cycle!