FSU football: Recruits enjoyed their visit to Tallahassee

FSU football is looking to gain some momentum on the recruiting trails for 2021. They hosted a ton of players this weekend who seemed to enjoy their visits.

FSU football sets at four commits with the 2021 recruiting class, ranked No. 25 in the nation and looking to move up with some quality additions.

The Noles already have two key commitments in four-star legacy linebacker Brandon Jennings and three-star quarterback Luke Altmyer.

The key to college football recruiting is relationships and getting the recruits on campus to give them a glimpse of what it would be like should they decide to sign.

FSU has done a solid job of getting recruits on campus from the 2021 recruiting class and beyond. This past weekend was key as it kicked off spring practice combined with one of their junior days for recruits to visit.

Here’s a sample of what the recruits thought about their time in Tallahassee.

Twitter Reaction

Thoughts

That was just a few of the many recruits who posted on social media about their visit. The good news is there were several recruits from the 2022 recruiting class who made the trip up too.

According to Noles247, FSU football made some moves with a couple of blue-chip players, and several players indicated they planned to visit again during FSU’s spring game weekend on April 18th.

I wouldn’t be surprised if the Noles didn’t land a couple of commits between now and then or several that weekend alone.

It’s great to get these recruits on campus, and several have been multiple times during the past few weeks. That’s a good sign, but now it’s time to start turning these visits into commits.

Admittedly, that’s going to be somewhat difficult as most recruits are likely in wait and see mode with the Noles.

All the coaching staff can keep doing is consistently keep doing what they’re doing and the right players will see the vision and trust them and the brand enough to jump on board like Altmyer and Jennings did.