Florida State Seminoles Make Waves in Transfer Portal
In a remarkable display of strategic recruitment, Florida State University (FSU) has secured five new transfer portal pickups over the weekend, bolstering their roster ahead of the spring semester. This latest haul propels the Seminoles to the fifth spot in the transfer portal rankings, with an impressive 59.12 rating and 16 commits boasting an 88.29 average.
The newest additions to the FSU family include:
Caleb LaVallee: Linebacker from North Carolina Tar Heels
Deamontae Diggs: Edge rusher from Coastal Carolina
Elijah Herring: Linebacker from Memphis Tigers/Tennessee Volunteers
Jayson Jenkins: Defensive lineman from Tennessee Volunteers
Marquarius “Squirrel” White: Wide receiver from Tennessee Volunteers
These fresh recruits join a talented pool of players, positioning FSU for a strong season ahead. The Seminoles’ transfer portal class now ranks among the nation’s best, with only LSU Tigers, Texas Tech Red Raiders, Ole Miss Rebels, and Auburn Tigers surpassing them in the rankings.
As the transfer portal continues to reshape the college football landscape, FSU’s aggressive recruitment strategy has paid dividends. With the spring semester on the horizon, the Seminoles are poised to make a significant impact in the world of college football.
Here’s a snapshot of the top 10 transfer portal rankings:
LSU Tigers: 69.16 (14 commits, 89.77 avg)
Texas Tech Red Raiders: 67.27 (17 commits, 88.47 avg)
Ole Miss Rebels: 64.56 (15 commits, 88.60 avg)
Auburn Tigers: 61.65 (14 commits, 87.71 avg)
Florida State Seminoles: 59.12 (16 commits, 88.29 avg)
Texas A&M Aggies: 58.30 (12 commits, 88.67 avg)
Mississippi State Bulldogs: 55.75 (19 commits, 87.21 avg)
Kentucky Wildcats: 54.69 (15 commits, 87.60 avg)
Nebraska Cornhuskers: 52.41 (13 commits, 87.33 avg)
Wisconsin Badgers: 50.82 (18 commits, 86.94 avg)
With these new additions, the stage is set for an exciting season of college football. Will the Seminoles’ strategic recruitment pay off? Only time will tell.
