FSU Recruiting: 2019 Nole commits going hard on social media

FSU recruiting is in full swing now that the season is over and there’s no bowl game to prepare for. 2019 FSU commits are working hard to help coaches complete the class.

FSU recruiting is being ramped up the earliest I can remember since the team failed to make a bowl game for the first time in 36 years.

The Noles have 15 commitments for the 2019 recruiting cycle and are currently ranked No. 14 in the nation with an 80 percent blue chip ratio(that’s outstanding).

FSU coaches are busy shoring up commitments and evaluating/offering new prospects in the recruiting cycle.

The Noles have been giving extra attention to its biggest need on the offensive line and have sent out multiple offers in the past week.

What’s promising is several FSU commits are actively recruiting on social media  to try to help the coaches finish this class as it’s vital to the future success of this FSU program.

Social Media Work

Nick Cross is a Top 100 player and one of the highest ranked commits for the Noles who’s getting busy on the trails for the coaches. Here he’s actively working on two offensive linemen the Noles want/need.

Four-star linebacker Jaleel McRae is always hyping FSU and another FSU commit co-signs him as one of the best recruiters.

Four-star offensive lineman Dontae Lucas has been one of FSU’s most vocal leaders since committing last April.

Four-star safety Brendan Gant has become very vocal on social media as well.

Thoughts

It’s good to see these players actively representing the #Tribe19 class. However, more importantly this is a strong group of talented players doing so.

We’re talking about the No. 69, 114, 119, 191 composite ranked players in the entire 2019 recruiting cycle. That’s a strong nucleus to help build the program back to where it needs to be.

The key will be addressing the needs at offensive line and linebacker since it looks like four-star QB Sam Howell will enroll early at FSU next month.

Can FSU recruiting finish with a top 10 class? It’s doable, but it’ll depend on how many players they take and most importantly who signs.