FSU Football: FSU Fans React To Dalvin Cook’s Letter To ‘Noles

Kelvin Hunt

Nov 19, 2016; Syracuse, NY, USA; Florida State Seminoles head coach Jimbo Fisher has a word with an official to dispute a call during the fourth quarter of a game against the Syracuse Orange at the Carrier Dome. Florida State won 45-14. Mandatory Credit: Mark Konezny-USA TODAY Sports

Former FSU football star running back Dalvin Cook wrote a letter to all FSU staff and fans. We have how the fans reacted to Cook’s letter.

Dalvin Cook will go down as one of the greatest ‘Noles in FSU history. It’s not even close. Cook wrote a letter to the FSU family, coaches, support staff and the fans.

The entire letter can be read below:

4Ever A Nole: My Letter to Florida State

By @dalvincook https://t.co/yC5GqRMUk8
— FSU Football (@FSUFootball) February 27, 2017

Opening Excerpt

"My time at FSU is over, but, man, I had a blast. All three years I spent at FSU, I enjoyed – especially the bonds and relationships that I built in the locker room. Coming in, when you’re a younger guy, you never really know what to expect. Especially me, leaving my home in Miami. But I can say that coming to Tallahassee was one of the best decisions I have ever made. And being coached by Coach Graham and Coach Jimbo, and being around some of the teammates that I have been around, I feel like I have grown a lot on and off the field. One of my favorite memories is that first time that I ran through the tunnel at Doak Campbell Stadium. It was The Citadel game in 2014."

We have the fan reaction on social media regarding the letter. It’s easy to see how Cook is and always will be one of the most beloved ‘Noles of all time.

Nov 11, 2016; Tallahassee, FL, USA; Florida State Seminoles fans cheer their team against the Boston College Eagles at Doak Campbell Stadium. Florida State won 45-7. Mandatory Credit: Glenn Beil-USA TODAY Sports

Fan Reaction

When I think of FSU Football greats, it's you at the top of the list.We fans were the lucky ones that you chose us
— lindalee (@MeehanLinda) February 27, 2017

Thanks, #4. Fun watching.
— Chris Coddington (@_Cod) February 27, 2017

This is absolutely beautiful. I am so proud that FSU was blessed with Dalvin Cook!
— Kathy Brannon (@KathyBrannon1) February 27, 2017

One of the greatest running backs that I've watched. It was a pleasure watching you play the game.
— Jeff (@GonolesJeff) February 27, 2017

you are one of kind. Thank you!!!
— David Yates (@yateswdy) February 27, 2017

Looking forward to seeing you at the next level Sir. Thank you for all you have given to Nole Nation.
— Queens (@valerie_rogers) February 27, 2017

Kelvin Hunt

Kelvin is a husband, father and former collegiate baseball player with a degree in physical education from UNC-Pembroke. He is Native American (Lumbee) and has been a huge FSU fan since watching Chief Osceola plant the spear when he was about six years old. In his spare time (there is none with three kids), he likes to work out and hang out with his family. You can email him at kelvinhunt@hotmail.com and you can follow him on twitter at @khchopchat.