Brendan Sonnone

4 days ago | 247sports.com | Brendan Sonnone

1. Omar Graham/Justin Cryer/Elijah Herring/James Williams/Amaree Williams/Deamontae Diggs/Deante McCray2. Darryll Desir/Grant FielderNo real changes here since the initial post-spring depth chart. FSU opted to stand on what it had at the position. Your guess is as good as ours with who will line up at Jack…but that's kind of the beauty of it. The position is supposed to be a malleable one in the types of skill sets that can effectively play it.

5 days ago | 247sports.com | Brendan Sonnone

Florida State's roster should be nearly complete for the 2025 season. The spring transfer window has closed, meaning outgoing transfers are settled at this point. And while the Seminoles are open to potentially adding more transfers if the right fit emerges, it seems likely that a majority of the heavy lifting is complete in regards to the acquisition part of the offseason as well. With that in mind, we should have a decent idea of who is on the 2025 roster.

1 week ago | 247sports.com | Brendan Sonnone

Back in January, we outlined the projected tiers for each transfer addition that Florida State added during the winter Transfer window. More transfers have signed on to join the roster since then, and the Seminoles also went through winter workouts and spring camp to provide a clearer picture on what the mid-year transfers can do. So, it feels like a good time to re-evaluate the initial Tier Listing that Dane did back in the winter.

1 week ago | 247sports.com | Brendan Sonnone

Florida State's spring camp came to a close late last month. With so many new players (30+) working for the first time under new coordinators, there was a lot to figure out and sift through during the 13 practices. With camp wrapped up, we thought it'd be beneficial to go back over notes from the spring, talk to sources, and put together a list of players -- a mix of returners, transfers, and freshmen -- who exceeded expectations with how they performed in camp.

1 week ago | 247sports.com | Brendan Sonnone

Florida State's Academic Progress Rate took another step forward, with the football program's multi-year APR jumping up to a score 990 out of 1,000. The multiyear score was at 987 when last year's data was released. The NCAA, conducting an annual accounting of academic success among athletic programs, released its 2025 data on Tuesday for the 2023-24 academic year. FSU football's multi-year APR score of 990 was fourth in the ACC 990 behind UNC, Clemson, and Wake Forest.