FSU football: Impact of Omarion Cooper commitment to Noles

By Kelvin Hunt | Jun 8, 2020

TALLAHASSEE, FL - NOVEMBER 22: A view of a special ribbon decal worn on the back of the helmets of the Florida State players to honor the victims of a shooting at the university library during a game against Boston College Eagles at Doak Campbell Stadium on Bobby Bowden Field on November 22, 2014 in Tallahassee, Florida. Earlier this week a gunman injured three students before officers fatally shot him. Third-ranked Florida State defeated Boston College 20 to 17. (Photo by Don Juan Moore/Getty Images) /

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Final Thoughts

I think we really have to take our hats off to Mike Norvell and this coaching staff thus far.

They are battling unprecedented times with everything being shut down and having to recruit without being able to get players on campus the past two months.

They’ve locked up their top target at quarterback and one of the top linebackers in Branden Jennings.

By all accounts, they are operating a well-organized attack moving forward, having already offered over 160 players in the 2022 class.

There’s a clear difference between how they approach things and how the former staff did things.

The Noles now have 11 commits for the 2021 recruiting cycle, with four of them being rated at blue-chip players.

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I think a three of the three-star commits has the potential to get bumped to a blue-chip, and we’ll see if one of the three-star commits is in the class at the end of the recruiting cycle.

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