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There’s a light at the end of the tunnel for Florida State’s 2019 recruiting class.
FSU is about to host a significant slate of recruits this weekend.
A lot happened this week for FSU.
FSU is taking a calculated risk in waiting until late in the recruiting process to host official visitors. The Seminoles are not expected to host official visitors this weekend, and will instead load up on OVs on the weekend of Jan. 25. This strategy has worked for Willie Taggart before...will it pay off as FSU looks to close out its 2019 class?
Florida State's quarterback situation has some stability, at least for now. But how long will that last? Deondre Francois is back in the fold for the spring semester, although that situation could be complicated. And FSU is pursuing Jalen Hurts now that he's in the transfer portal. The Noles247 Podcast goes over FSU's QB situation as well as a development with a current running back in the latest episode.
FSU's recruiting efforts took a hit when WR Arjei Henderson picked rival Florida over the Seminoles. What looked to be a layup for FSU seemingly backfired, at least for now. The miss further highlights a rough stretch on the recruiting trail for FSU, and opens up more questions about the direction of the program.
Florida State looks to be exiting the Early Signing Period with significant work to do at key positions such as quarterback and offensive line.
FSU's quarterback recruiting has become a focal point in recent days amid uncertainty from Sam Howell and reports on Justin Fields looking into a transfer. The Noles247 Podcast tries to make sense of what's going on at the position and provides the latest intel on FSU's OC search as well as recruiting updates heading into the early signing period.
FSU football is in the market for an offensive coordinator following the departure of Walt Bell. The staff at Noles247 gives you the latest info on the OC coaching search, the impact Bell's departure has on QB commit Sam Howell, and more.
It wasn't perfect, but it was pleasing optically. Florida State's 22-21 win over Boston College just looked right. Even though there were flaws on both sides of the ball, the Seminoles appeared engaged, enthusiastic and physical through four quarters of football.
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