FSU Football: ‘Noles take quality over quantity in early signing period
By Kelvin Hunt
FSU football has a ton of momentum on the recruiting trails for the 2018 class.
FSU football was the butt of recruiting jokes a few days ago with rival fans and some national media chiming in on where the ‘Noles were ranked in recruiting.
It’s safe to say the narrative has changed, or as usual the national media will fade back into their shells until the next thing comes along where they can demonstrate their hate for the ‘Noles.
Willie Taggart has done an excellent job amidst the burning dumpster Jimbo Fisher left behind. He’s done more in his two weeks on the job than Fisher did all year when it came to recruiting at a high level.
FSU was ranked as high as No. 7 under the old regime, then plummeted to well outside the top 50 when several commits decided to jump ship.
Print this out and frame it, Kansas football fans. Yes, you're only No. 60, but look who's No. 64. pic.twitter.com/7Y31uyQOhc
— Stewart Mandel (@slmandel) December 20, 2017
Hey Stewart, you should try printing it out now little buddy!
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They were ranked No. 64 heading into the early signing period Wednesday, and now sit comfortably at No. 34 after signing seven players in the early signing period.
Five of the seven were already commits, but FSU was able to land two new players with one of them being a former FSU commit in four-star defensive back Isaiah Bolden.
Let’s take a look the 2018 class thus far.