FSU Football: Proof Noles are winning state of Florida recruiting

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FSU currently has the No. 13 ranked recruiting class with 16 commits. The Noles have been able to address every need so far except running back and are in the mix for a few blue chip running backs.

The class consists of a blue chip ratio of 56.25 percent (9 of 16 commits are blue chip) which again is higher than both Florida and Miami.

Their overall class per player average is 89.56 which is higher than Miami and just under Florida.

We’re here to discuss who’s winning the state of Florida. Right now, FSU football has 13 of their 16 (81 percent) commitments hailing from the Sunshine state.

If we were to take their composite state ranking and average it out among those 13 players it would equate to 68.

So there you have it guys. FSU is the lower ranked class overall at No. 13, but that’s basically due to having less commits than the other two schools.

The Noles have the higher blue chip ratio and have the better average of players hailing from the Sunshine state. They also have a higher percentage of their entire class coming from in-state.

For those believing Miami and Florida are smoking the Noles on the trails because they only look at the team rankings that’s not the case.

Now, if we were to take into account the players that have decommitted from both of those programs they both would probably have the edge!