FSU football: Superlatives for 2020 recruiting class
By Kelvin Hunt
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Most Underrated-DJ Lundy
I liked a lot of players in this class and this was a close one between Lundy, Markeston Douglas and Corey Wren.
However, I ultimately had to give this title to DJ Lundy. It says a lot Georgia was still recruiting him hard and trying to find a way to get him in their class.
The same can be said for Virginia Tech who sent several coaches to do an in-home visit with him the night before he visited FSU.
Great in-home visit.🦃🧡 #gohokies pic.twitter.com/nQ5nnr2FLn
— Dj Lundy (@djlundy01) February 1, 2020
Lundy brings a lot of great attributes to the class. He’s physically ready to play RIGHT NOW and I’ve written about the impact of him being a two-time state champion wrestler will have with his teammates.
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The physicality and potential to be a player on special teams early is a big reason I have him here too.