FSU Football: 5 players that benefited most from spring camp
By Kelvin Hunt
Jaleel McRae
I guess you could say I think it’s important for freshmen to early enroll if they want to contribute early right?
I could just about copy and paste everything I wrote for Akeem Dent and put it here for Jaleel McRae.
The thing with McRae is it’s slightly less crowded at linebacker it seems and he’s performed so well he really could be a starter this fall.
The coaches raved about McRae’s ability to decipher plays and always be in the right place at the right time.
He had a number of interceptions and is already physically ready to play at the college level. He’s been putting in the work.
The importance of McRae having a great spring can’t be understated as linebacker has been a weakness of the FSU football defense the past few seasons.
McRae brings physicality and depth at the position and a strong fall camp could be huge for the Noles in Harlon Barnett’s defense.