From a geographical perspective, has FSU ever had this amount of diversity in areas of the country they can cover? Historical, while coaches have come from different areas, there has always been a Southeastern lean when you look at the staff. With WT, this has changed dramatically.
FSU remains strong up and down the East Coast and especially strong in the talent rich areas of South and Central Florida. Now however, they have coaches with backgrounds throughout the Midwest in the traditional Big 10 recruiting areas of Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania etc. Places where you get great OL, LB's and DL along with QB's. Additionally FSU retains there Texas strengths but adds some West Coast guys where, like Florida, great athletes are from.
Excited about the diversity this staff has and what it will mean to the ability to pull talent from all over the country.
FSU remains strong up and down the East Coast and especially strong in the talent rich areas of South and Central Florida. Now however, they have coaches with backgrounds throughout the Midwest in the traditional Big 10 recruiting areas of Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania etc. Places where you get great OL, LB's and DL along with QB's. Additionally FSU retains there Texas strengths but adds some West Coast guys where, like Florida, great athletes are from.
Excited about the diversity this staff has and what it will mean to the ability to pull talent from all over the country.
