FSU Football: 10 recruits that could give ‘Noles top 10 class
By Kelvin Hunt
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Andrew Johnson
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Andrew Johnson is a three-star linebacker recruit ranked No. 558 nationally and No. 37 outside linebacker recruit in the nation.
He’s a current Oregon commit who visited FSU a couple of times earlier this year. He committed to Oregon while Willie Taggart was the head coach, but didn’t seem thrilled when Taggart left to come to FSU.
Nevertheless, considering Johnson is from Tifton, Georgia, and that’s a long way from Eugene, Oregon. It’s rare for players to make that hike across the country
Not to mention FSU has hired Raymond Woodie from Oregon to coach linebackers.
Johnson could be a replacement for Rosendo Louis who’s a former FSU commit that ultimately signed with South Carolina in the early signing period.