FSU football: 3 things we learned from summer 2021
By Kelvin Hunt
Coaches Could Be Elite Recruiters
When Mike Norvell took the job and signed two quarterbacks in his first 10 days on the job? I became a believer and could see promising signs they would be good recruiters before COVID shut everything down in March 2020.
Fast forward to the NCAA ending the recruiting dead period, and we’ve seen the staff’s work ethic and grind on the recruiting trails.
I believed in them, but I did not expect to see a staff work at such a feverish pace. They coaches are relentless in every aspect, from social media to campus visits.
They’ve settled into the top 10 class range and will likely add another blue-chip player in a couple of hours.
They will have roughly 7-8 spots remaining in the class and have that many blue chips that could fill those spots if everything falls in place.
I can only imagine how recruiting will be if FSU can win 6-8 games in 2021. Players have committed based on their relationships with the coaches and the Nole logo holding weight.
Once the coaching staff proves they can win? It’s a wrap.