The Florida State Seminoles have been on a recruiting hot streak as the dog days of summer move on. The 'Noles currently hold the No. 15 overall class for 2026 with 22 verbal commitments and, after securing one of head coach Mike Norvell's highest-rated recruits in five-star cornerback Chauncey Kennon, got another wave of good news on Sunday.
The Florida State Seminoles have been on a roll as of late when it comes to recruiting, but somehow, they have managed to lose out on some big-time recruits along the way.
It's the middle of July and Florida State has still yet to land a defensive end in #Tribe26. Recruiting along the interior picked up last month as the Seminoles added commitments from four-star Earnest Rankins, four-star Tico Crittendon Jr., four-star Tank Carrington, and three-star Wihtlley Cadeau.
The Florida State Seminoles just lost a recruit, one that they were actually relying on in terms of their roster construction. The edge position is looking a bit shaky right now for the Noles when it comes to the future of the position.
The Florida State Seminoles are on the road to bouncing back from that horrid 2-10 season last year. Before that, they had one of the best seasons they have ever had that didn't end in a National Championship win or appearance.
In a college football landscape defined by NIL deals, conference realignment, and constant roster turnover via the transfer portal, the role of a program’s head coach has never been more important, and Florida State is no exception.
Florida State will send quarterback Tommy Castellanos, defensive lineman Darrell Jackson Jr., defensive back Earl Little Jr., and offensive lineman Richie Leonard IV with head coach Mike Norvell to the ACC Kickoff event on Wednesday, July 23.
The Florida State Seminoles have produced some serious animosity between their in-state and conference foes within its short, rich history in the game of college football.
Florida State fans are familiar with former FSU star quarterback Jameis Winston, who brought the Seminoles their third national championship in 2013 and an appearance in the first college football playoff the following year.
With just over 50 days until Florida State kicks off its season against Alabama inside Doak Campbell Stadium on August 30, speculation about the college football world is beginning to amplify ahead of the 2025 season.
To say that five-star recruit Chauncey Kennon was a massive pickup for Florida State and head coach Mike Norvell would be an understatement.
Florida State's return to the virtual gridiron last year gave fans their first opportunity to experience an updated Doak Campbell Stadium in over a decade.
Florida State's offense was one of the worst in the country in 2024. The Seminoles hit the NCAA Transfer Portal while adding some talented high school recruits to help flip the script.
Turn on your console of choice and start warming up the joysticks. It's time to kick off the action in the virtual world with College Football 26 hitting the shelves to begin the week.
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The Florida State Seminoles have secured one of their top prospects in #Tribe26 in five-star Booker High School corner Chauncey Kennon. Playing on both sides of the ball as a junior, Kennon recorded 33 total tackles, including one for a loss, along with a forced fumble, 16 pass breakups, and an interception returned for a touchdown.
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Florida State made waves on the recruiting trail in June, adding 11 commitments to #Tribe26. The Seminoles went from outside the top-30 to pushing for a spot in the top-10.
The Florida State Seminoles have had a rich tradition of sending players into the professional ranks. With players like Dalvin Cook, Warrick Dunn, Devonta Freeman, Trey Benson, Cam Akers, Greg Jones, Amp Lee, and countless others, there has been no shortage of talent roaming through the halls of Doak Campbell Stadium over the years.
The Florida State Seminoles have come under fire recently as the entire college football world ushers in a new NIL era of revenue sharing. As of July 1, schools across the country have adopted a new model that allows them to negotiate and pay players directly, a practice previously handled through third-party collectives and endorsements.
Florida State has courted some controversy this offseason regarding the language in its revenue-sharing contracts with football players and other student-athletes.
The most dangerous contract isn’t the one you read. It’s the one you’re told to trust. Over the past week, leaked details from Florida State’s proposed revenue-sharing agreements have raised eyebrows and alarms.
Mike Norvell and the Florida State Seminoles can only go up after an extremely disappointing 2024 season. That's a feature and not a bug for four-star defensive lineman Earnest Rankins from Decatur, Georgia, though.
A number of powerhouse programs were also in the running, so this was a big win for the Seminoles.
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