FSU baseball will have a change in its weekend rotation for the Boston College series which begins today at 1 p.m. Cam Leiter is not projected to start according to the FSU game notes. Jamie Arnold will start today, Conner Whittaker will start tomorrow and Sunday's starter is TBA.

The final practice before FSU's second spring scrimmage was won today by the FSU defense, particularly the defensive line. Marvin Jones Jr., Tomiwa Durojaiye, Sione Lolohea, Grady Kelly and others combined for an impactful Thursday practice.

Over his first four seasons in college baseball, injuries and other circumstances limited Joe Charles to seven total games played. Finally healthy, Charles has been a real weapon as a "fireman" in the FSU bullpen this year with a sub-2 ERA over 11 appearances.

Florida State’s baseball series at Boston College has shifted times for all three games.

Friday – 1 pm
Saturday – noon
Sunday – noon

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Four-star OL Peyton Joseph, a Florida commitment, on his two-day visit to FSU. Joseph plans to attend FSU's scrimmage on Saturday too.

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2026 tight end Corbyn Fordham (Todd Fordham's son):

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2026 Defensive End Prospect Cam Brooks says FSU is the leader in his recruitment at this point.

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Other prospects in attendance at practice on Thursday:

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Byrne will be back on-campus to finish his official visit on Friday.

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FSU sports information:

Florida State placed three players – starting pitcher Jamie Arnold, third baseman Cam Smith and right fielder James Tibbs III – on the midseason Golden Spikes Award Watch List, announced Thursday afternoon. FSU and Texas A&M are the only schools with three players on the midseason list.

Arnold, from Tampa, leads the nation with a 0.66 earned run average. The sophomore is 5-1 with 60 strikeouts and 0.84 WHIP, both top-10 nationally. Arnold struck out a career-high 12 batters against Notre Dame and 11 against Western Carolina, when he was named the ACC Pitcher of the Week for the first time in his career. Arnold began the year with 24.1 innings without an earned run.

Smith, a sophomore from Lake Worth, Florida, is hitting .424 with seven doubles and eight home runs. He leads FSU in batting average and with 37 runs scored while reaching base at a .493 pace. Smith is fourth in the country with 50 hits, ninth in hits per game (1.79) and top-30 in batting average and runs scored.

Tibbs, a junior from Marietta, Georgia, is hitting .421 and leads FSU with 13 home runs and 45 RBI. Nationally, Tibbs is fourth in RBI, fifth in RBI per game (1.61), seventh in total bases (94), 10th in slugging percentage (.879) and 14th in home runs.

Florida State has earned four Golden Spikes Awards in its history, most in the country. Arnold, Smith and Tibbs will look to join Buster Posey (2008), J.D. Drew (1997), Mike Loynd (1986) and Mike Fuentes (1981) in taking home the prestigious award, college baseball’s equivalent to the Heisman Trophy.

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Florida State All-America Lottie Woad is in first place after the second round of the Fifth Annual Augusta National Women’s Amateur at the Champions Retreat Golf Course. Woad has a two-round total of 139 (68-71) and is two strokes ahead of Florida’s Maisie Filler as the field enters Saturday’s championship round at the famed Augusta National Golf Club.

Woad (1, -5, 139) and Mirabel Ting (T5, -1, 143) have both advanced to the final round of the 2024 ANWA. Woad finished the second round with a score of 1 under par 71 while Ting finished the second round with a 74. Both Seminoles finished inside the top 30 and advanced to the to the final round of the championship. Seminole All-American Charlotte Heath also carded a score of 74 in the final round but did not advance.

Woad (68-71) and Gianna Clemente (70-71) are the only two players in the field of 72 who totaled under par scores in both of the first two rounds.

Woad played magnificent golf in very challenging conditions in round two. She finished with five birdies on a windy day to keep her total score under par. Woad has been at or under par through the majority the first two rounds of play.

“It was probably one of the best 1-unders I have shot in a long time,” said Woad immediately following the round. “I stuck a nice one close on nine to get some momentum going, and then it was really just trying to work out the right numbers because it was so hard to get the right clubs.”

Woad spoke about playing the famed course at Augusta National.

“Playing (Augusta) last year definitely helps, so I know what to expect,” said Woad. “It’s going to be really cool to play Augusta again Saturday.”

Ting made the cut in her first career ANWA as she carded a 2 over par score of 74 in the second round. She finished the first two rounds in a tie for fifth place with a two-round total of 1 under par 143. Ting carded scores of 69-74 with six birdies and one eagle over her first 36 holes. She totaled one birdie and 15 holes scored at par or better in the second round to earn her top-10 placing.

“It started pretty well for me on the front nine,” said Ting shortly after the completion of the second round. “The wind picked up a little on the back. Overall, it was pretty good; I felt like I played well today. The greens are firmer today than yesterday, the balls are impossible to stop, and with this wind is tough.”

Heath finished in a tie for 51st place with scores of 76-74 for a 36-hole total of 150. She totaled four second-round birdies and earned five birdies on her 36 holes during her second carer appearance in the ANWA.

Florida State and South Carolina are the only two schools in the nation with multiple players in the top five of the ANWA after two rounds of play.

“I am extremely proud of our three Seminoles and how they have represented our university this week,” said Head Coach Amy Bond. “They each put together great rounds today. To have two in the top five is special. This is a pinnacle golf tournament with the best players in the world of amateur golf.

“Lottie and Mirabel have a chance to compete on the highest stage at Augusta National on Saturday. They have worked hard to get here, and this is their week. I hope that have some fun now and enjoy the walk.”

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The red-hot No. 18 Florida State softball team (25-9, 7-2) looks to continue its winning ways as they hit the road for a clash with Louisville (22-14, 3-6) this weekend at Ulmer Stadium in Louisville, Ky. The teams will play at 6 p.m. on Friday, 1 p.m. on Saturday and at noon on Sunday. All games can be seen live on ACCNX.

Noles Starting to Heat Up

• After losing four out of five to the likes of Alabama, Duke and Texas, the Seminoles have rattled off eight consecutive wins, most in dominating fashion.
• Six out of FSU's eight wins during the winning streak have come via run rule.
• FSU is coming off a dominant two-game series against McNeese who came to Tallahassee inside the top 45 in the RPI. FSU won both games via run rule and did not allow the Cowgirls to score a run, outscoing them 20-0 in the two games.
• FSU has outscored their opponent 84-21 and are averaging 10.50 runs per game during their win streak.
• FSU has scored at least eight runs in all eight of the games during the winning streak. This ties the school record for the longest streak of scorin eight or more runs. The last time FSU accomplished the feat was from Mar. 19-31, 2019.
• FSU currently sits second in the ACC standings behind Duke.

Coming Up in the Clutch

• When the pressure is on, freshman Isa Torres has come up big on multiple occasions for the Seminoles.
• Torres has hit two walk-offs in the bottom of the seventh this season to lead the Noles to victory.
• Torres hit a two-run walk-off home run against NC State on Mar. 28 to put the Seminoles on top 8-6. Torres was the first true freshman to hit a walk-off home run since Jessi Warren in 2015 against Notre Dame.
• Torres also hit a two-RBI walk-off single against Texas Tech on Feb. 9 to win the game for the Noles.

Torres' Red-Hot Weekend Against the Wolfpack

• Isa Torres hit a walk-off home run in the series opener against NC State, but that was just the start of a career weekend for Torres.
• Torres went 7-for-8 (.875) with six RBI, a home run, three doubles and a 1.625 slugging percentage.
• Four out of Torres' seven hits were for extra bases.
• Torres also had a spectacular weekend in the field, recording seven assists and two putouts to post a perfect fielding percentage.
• Torres is currently in the middle of a five-game hitting streak and five-game RBI streak.

Wait, They're Only Freshmen?!?!?!

• Yes, some of Florida State's best production has come from a freshmen class that was ranked the No. 3 overall class by softball America.
• Jaysoni Beachum (.462) and Isa Torres (,377) hold two out of the top three batting averages on the team.
• In the circle, Ashtyn Danley has recorded a team-high 14 starts and her 64 innings are the second most on the team.
• All five freshman hitters have recorded a hit and a RBI this season with Torres, Beachum and Kennedy Harp all recording 10+ hits.
• The six freshmen have made a combined 96 starts this season.
• 111 out of the team's 309 (34%) hits have come from freshmen.
• 76 out of the teams 260 RBI (29%) have come from freshmen.
• 39% of the team's innings pitched have come from freshmen.

Youth in the Circle

• A program that has continuously put together one of the best pitching staffs in the country has faced a new challenge this year....youth.
• 70% of innings thrown this year have been from either freshman or sophomores.
• 39% of the innings pitched have been from true freshman.
• Freshman pitchers Ashtyn Danley and Mimi Gooden have combined to start in 18 out of the Seminoles' 35 games this season.

Coacha Approaching Win No. 900

• Head Coach Lonni Alameda is quickly approaching 900 career wins as a collegiate coach as she currently sits at 899 wins.
• Alameda will become the 20th active coach to reach 900 career wins.
• Alameda holds the seventh best winning percentage among active Division 1 head coaches who will have won 900 games or more (.710).
• Alameda has the ninth-most wins among active Power 5 coaches.

Get Hot, Stay Hot

• The Florida State offense has been one of the best in the country through the first 33 games of the season.
• FSU is averaging 7.97 runs per game which is fifth in the country. FSU is hitting .345 as a team which ranks 9th in the country.
• FSU has scored 279 runs through 35 games this season which is on pace to be a top five offense in school history and could break the school record of 459 runs scored by the 2016 team. The 2016 team scored 284 runs through 35 games.
• In 35 games, FSU has scored 8 or more runs in 23 games. In 69 games last season, FSU scored eight or more runs just 22 times.
• FSU has scored 10 or more runs in 10games so far this season after accomplishing that feat just eight times last season.

Dominance in the ACC

• Florida State has been on top of the ACC for the past decade.
• FSU has won eight out of the last nine ACC Tournament Championships and seven out of the last nine ACC Regular Season Championships.
• Since 2012, FSU has lost just three ACC road series and has not lost an ACC road series since 2019.
• FSU has lost just three ACC series in the last four seasons and have lost just five ACC series since 2012.

My Oh Amaya

• Fans have known the name Amaya Ross for awhile but mainly for her insane speed on the base paths. Now, Ross has found herself in the FSU lineup for more than just her speed.
• Ross has started all 35 games this season after making just 18 starts the past two seasons.
• Ross has already surpassed her hit, RBI and home run numbers this season from the last two seasons combined.
• Ross had one of the best weeks of her career at the Dugout Club Classic.
• In six games, Ross recorded 10 hits in 15 at-bats (.667) with six RBI and three triples.
• Ross was involved in 17 out of the Seminoles 47 runs scored in the Dugout Club Classic and was a perfect 5-for-5 on the base paths.
• Ross's five triples is seventh in the country.
• Ross is 11th in the country and first in the ACC with 21 stolen bases this season.
• Ross is the only player in the ACC to steal 20+ bases without being caught. Only two players in the country have stolen more bases without being caught than Ross.
• Ross currently holds a .326 batting average with eight home runs which is second on the team.
• Ross leads the ACC and is fourth in the country in runs per game (1.33).
• Ross has stolen 48 bases in 51 attempts over the course of her career.

Tallahassee Native Jaysoni Beachum Clicking On All Cylinders

• Jaysoni Beachum has continued to solidify herself as not only one of the best freshman in the country but as one of the best players in the country
• Beachum, a native of Tallahassee, leads the team with a .462 batting average and 48 hits.
• Beachum has hit seven home runs and driven in 35 runs which is second on the team.
• Beachum has recorded a hit in 26 out of the Seminoles' 35 games this season.
• Out of the 35 games this season, Beachum has had two or more hits in 18 games.
• Beachum has the highest batting average in the county among freshmen and has the seventh highest batting average in the country.
• Beachum has had two multi-home run games this season. Beachum is the first true freshman since Kalei Harding in 2021 to have a multi-home run game.
• Beachum has also locked down the hot corner for the Noles making 34 starts at the positions. Beachum has committed just two errors this season.
• Beachum was named Softball America's Freshman of the Month in both February and March.

Ocho's Being Ocho

• Kalei Harding or "Ocho" continues to be a consistent force for the Florida State lineup and is solidifying herself as one of the top hitters in program history
• Harding is currently hitting .368 with a team-high 44 RBI.
• In ACC play, Harding is hitting .500 with three home runs and 18 RBI. Her 18 RBI is tied for third in the conference.
• Harding also picked up her 200th career hit against the Blue Devils.
• Against UCLA, Harding recorded four hits in five at-bats which was tied for a career high. Harding was the first FSU player since Kaley Mudge in 2021 at the Women's College World Series against Alabama to record four or more hits.
• Her seven RBI game against Charlotte tied Anna Shelnutt (2017) for the school record for RBI in a single game.
• Harding is second all-time in school history for career doubles (54), fourth in school history for career home runs (39), fourth for career RBI (183) and eighth in school history for career slugging percentage (.572).

Torres Finds Groove in the Box and in the Field

• Replacing Josie Muffley is no easy task, but freshman Isa Torres has given her best shot and is off to a great start offensively and defensively for the Noles at the shortstop position.
• Torres is third on the team in batting average (.377) and has driven in 27 runs this season.
• Torres has continued to make jaw-dropping plays at the shortstop position this season and holds a .971 fielding percentage this season.
• Torres has come through in the clutch twice this season as she hit a walk-off home run against NC State on Mar. 28 and a walk-off single against Texas Tech on Feb. 10.

Reid Gaining Confidence in the Circle

• As one of the top freshman pitchers in 2023, Makenna Reid has begun to find her groove in the circle in 2024 after a tough start.
• Over the course of her career, Reid holds a 23-1 record for the Seminoles.
• Reid has pitched the most innings for the Noles this season with 68 innings and leads the team with a 3.29 ERA.
• In her last six appearances, Reid has not allowed more than two runs in an outing and has held the opponent scoreless in three of those outings.
• In one of the best performances of her young career, Reid stifled one of the top offenses in Duke as she pitched a career high seven innings while allowing just three hits and not allowing a run.
• In 2023, Reid was one of just three pitchers last season to not suffer a loss joining Alex Storako and Nicole May from Oklahoma.
• Reid was one of just five players to post a sub 1.00 ERA last season.
• Reid was the first Seminole since Sarah Hamilton in 2009 to finish with a sub 1.00 ERA.

Danley Coming Alive in the Circle

• True freshman pitcher and outfielder Ashtyn Danley came to Tallahassee as one of the top recruits in the country and has begun to find her footing as a Seminole.
• Danley has made a team-high 14 starts for the Seminoles this season and holds a 7-2 record.
• In her last six appearances, Danley has allowed five earned runs while striking out 22 in 20.1 innings.
• Against one of the top offenses in the country in Texas, Danley threw three scoreless innings while striking out three

Kerr Continues Hot Streak

• Redshirt junior Jahni Kerr is back for the Seminoles after a breakout season in 2023.
• In 2024, Kerr is hitting .354 with 25 RBI in 28 games. Kerr missed seven games this season due to injury.
• Against Pitt, Kerr hit three home runs in three games for the Noles.
• As one of the top recruits in the country coming out of high school, Kerr struggled in her first two seasons as a Seminole as she dealt with the implications of COVID and was recovering from a knee injury that she suffered her freshman season.
• The tide turned for Kerr in 2023, and it all started with a home run in a primetime ESPN slot against Alabama at the 2023 Clearwater Invitational. Kerr came into the game starting in just three out of the Seminoles nine games and was 2-for-10 at the plate.
• Kerr led the team with a .356 batting average while adding eight home runs and 40 RBI in 2023.
• Kerr earned First Team All-ACC honors for the first time in her career and was named to the Preseason All-ACC Team.

Flaherty Returns to Lead the Noles in the Infield and on the Base Paths

• No one was more dangerous on the base paths last season than Florida State's Devyn Flaherty.
• Flaherty stole 31 bases on 32 attempts which led the ACC.
• Flaherty cracked the all-time top 10 list for most career stolen bases in school history. Flaherty has 94 career stolen bases which puts her eighth in school history.
• Flaherty was one of four players in the NCAA in 2023 to steal 30 or more bases while only being caught once.

Ms. Mudge Hopes to be Ms. Consistent Again for the Noles

• When she's not on the Congress floor talking Name, Image and Likeness, Kaley Mudge has been a consistent force at the top of the lineup for the Seminoles.
• After an offseason surgery, Mudge is back to being healthy and has found herself back at the top of the Seminoles' lineup where she was in 55 out of the 69 games last season.
• Mudge has come on strong the last two weeks as she is hitting . 407 in conference play with two home runs and 3 RBI. She also had a perfect outing against McNeese going 4-for-4 with two doubles and two RBI.

Edenfield Looking to Build Off Hot Start as a Seminole

• After redshirting her freshman season, Michaela Edenfield has taken the sport by storm and has been one of the nation's best power and clutch hitters.
• In her first two seasons, Edenfield has recorded two 50+ RBI seasons. Edenfield is one of just six Seminoles who have ever recorded two 50+ RBI seasons as a Seminole.
• Edenfield joined Jessi Warren and Sydney Sherrill as the only Seminoles to have 50+ RBI in their first two seasons in the Garnet and Gold.
• Edenfield will look to join Warren as the only two Seminoles who have recorded three 50+ RBI seasons. Warren had four 50+ RBI seasons as a Seminole.
• Last season, Edenfield was phenomenal when it mattered most. In 2023, 25 out of her 39 hits (64%) resulted in a run being scored. So far in 2024, 17 out of Edenfield's 36 hits (47%) have resulted in a run being scored.
• Edenfield is hitting .404 this season after having not finished with above a .300 batting average in her first two seasons as a Seminole.
• Edenfield hit her first career walk-off against Nicholls as she hit a single to score a run for the Noles to win the game. Later that day, Edenfield hit a walk-off home run to end the game in the fifth inning against Nicholls.
• Edenfield currently sits fifth in FSU history with 39 career home runs.
• Edenfield has had a great start to the 2024 season as she has hit a team-leading 10 home runs and has driven in 32 runs.

Staying Patient at the Plate

• Last season, FSU was one of the best teams in the country at staying patient at the plate and this year doesn't seem to be any different.
• Last season, FSU drew 249 walks which ranked third in the country.
• In 35 games, FSU has drawn 142 walks which is currently ranked 14th in the country.

Offensive Explosion

• FSU put together one of their best offensive weekends in school history against Pitt.
• FSU scored 40 runs in three games which was the most runs ever scored by FSU in a three game series against an ACC opponent.
• It was the first time FSU has ever scored 10 or more runs in three consecutive games against an ACC opponent. It was only the fourth time in school history that FSU has had a streak of three or more games with 10 or more runs.
• FSU hit 15 home runs against the Panthers including seven in the series finale which tied a program record for most home runs in a single game.
• 10 different players hit a home run against the Panthers.

So no mention or recognition for being the highest rated Quarterback in P5?

FSU 2025 DE commit Javion Hilson has locked in four official visit dates. He will visit FSU on June 21st but will also visit Florida (May 31st), Alabama (June 7th) and UCF (June 14th).

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Mike Norvell promises transfers that they will work if they pick Florida State.

Tomiwa Durojaiye is putting in the work — and doing so at two positions.

After primarily playing defensive end at Kentucky and West Virginia, Durojaiye arrives at FSU with a perfect opportunity: There’s playing time to be had rushing off the edge, and also setting the edge, but there’s also a need for him to slide inside and play tackle.

Defensive coordinator Adam Fuller said after Tuesday’s practice that the 6-foot-4, 278-pound Durojaiye split reps at end and tackle in FSU’s first scrimmage.

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Head women's soccer coach Brian Pensky announced the addition of assistant coach Micah Bledsoe on Wednesday afternoon. Bledsoe will work primarily with the Seminoles' goalkeepers.

"We are excited to have Micah join our staff as a goalkeeper coach. He and his wife Ella will seamlessly fit into our environment and culture," Pensky said. "Micah has played the game at a high level and has now done so as a coach at Lipscomb. The first recommendation text I received on Micah's behalf was from his older sister Aubrey, who has been the starting goalkeeper at the Washington Spirit since 2018, so goalkeeping is in his family's blood. He's a grinder and has had to work for everything he's ever gotten, and that's how we view our program. There's no doubt that Micah will help all of our players continue to develop on and off the field."

Bledsoe comes to Tallahassee after a three-year stint with Lipscomb's men's team in Nashville, Tennessee. Bledsoe helped the Bison to three consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances and was a part of three consecutive ASUN Regular Season and Tournament Championships. Bledsoe was key in the development of 2022 ASUN Goalkeeper of the Year Michael Sibley. Bledsoe also helped develop the No. 1 pick in this year's MLS SuperDraft, Tyrese Spicer, and the No. 8 overall pick, Malachi Jones.

Bledsoe played at Lipscomb from 2013-16 and was a four-year starter for the Bison. He was a member of the 2014 ASUN Regular Season Championship team. Bledsoe went on to play professionally for several teams in the United States. Bledsoe played for the Michigan Stars FC and Stumptown Athletic in the National Independent Soccer League. Bledsoe also made stops in the United Soccer League with Nashville SC and Louisville City FC. Bledsoe was a member of the 2017 USL Championship Team with Louisville FC.

"I'm excited to be here. It is a great opportunity to be with Coach Pensky's staff. I look forward to working hard to continue the success of this program," Bledsoe said.

FSU will again have several dozen prospects on campus on Thursday to watch the team practice.

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Gibson committed to USC last month but that hasn't stopped him from taking visits. He will be at FSU today and visited Florida after he committed to the Trojans.

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Byrne has also taken unofficial visits to Michigan, Rutgers and Penn State this spring.

We caught up with Barney to talk about his practice visit on Tuesday and naming FSU in his top 12 schools.

https://floridastate.rivals.com/news/2026-db-dorian-barney-names-fsu-in-top-12-recaps-recent-visit

From Rivals analyst John Garcia: The 2026 Rivals250 was unveiled last month and programs around the country are beginning to sort out their priorities for the next recruiting cycle. Here are five programs from the Southeast Region that are off to good starts with the 2026 class.

The Osceola takes a look at some of the prospects that remain on FSU's 2025 recruiting board at LB after the commitment of Tarvos "TJ" Alford to Ohio State and Duke Johnson to Alabama:

Commitments (1): Four-star LB Ethan Pritchard from Sanford (Fla.) Seminole HS.




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Pettijohn left Tallahassee very impressed with Mike Norvell after his visit to FSU for Legacy Weekend. He will take an official visit to FSU later his year but hasn't set a date yet. He also plans to take OVs to Ohio State, USC, Texas and Texas A&M. While he may be hard to get outside of the Lone Star State, the rising senior does have a brother who attends FAMU and that should help the Seminoles' chances with the four-star prospect. FWIW he ran a 10.77 100-meters earlier this week. He has visits to USC this weekend, followed by visits to TAMU and Texas the two following weekends.

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Wallace has two visits scheduled for FSU, one on April 12 for an unofficial visit and his official visit on June 14. He will also take OVs to Arkansas, UGA, and South Carolina in May and June.

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The four-star LB has been on-campus multiple times since last November. He has an official visit date set up for the weekend of June 14 with the Seminoles. He released a top 10 of FSU, Florida, Bama, Penn State, TAMU, OU, UGA, TENN, Miami and Syracuse.

UGA, TENN and Penn State are also expected to get OV's from Jackson.

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The four-star LB was committed to Washington before Kalen DeBoer left to become the HC at Alabama. He was offered by FSU last summer while camping with the Seminoles. FSU has a chance here because Rainey-Sale is serious consideration to several schools in the south having also already taken an UOV to Miami as well. He has OV locked in with FSU for June 14. He will take OVs to UCLA on May 17, ASU on May 31, Washington on June 7.


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Nix has an official visit date set up with FSU for June 21. This has been trending to be a battle between the Big 3 in the Sunshine State: FSU, Florida and Miami. Notre Dame is also making a big push for Nix who was scheduled to take an UOV to South Bend last month. He was FSU's campus in February. He has said multiple times that academics will play a big role in his recruitment and that was the main purpose of his visit with FSU earlier this year.


Other names still on the LB board:

Zayden Walker - FSU is the in the mix with Walker, who has FSU among the top six schools he is considering. However, he hasn't set an official visit date with the Seminoles but does have dates locked in with UGA, Miami, Penn State and South Carolina for May and June.

Mark Iheanchor-Three-star from Harbor City, California. He was offered by FSU while on an official visit in March. He had Mississippi State and UCF in his top-four prior to his trip to Tallahassee so he isn't concerned about distance from home.

Jaedon Harmon - Four-star from Rome, Ga. He was on the FSU campus in February and visited Florida in January. He has since been offered by Alabama, TAMU and Ohio state among others. He is expected to release a top 10 list in the near future.