FSU football: Top 3 observations from March 2022
By Kelvin Hunt
FSU football coach Mike Norvell wasted no time hitting the ground running once the 2021 season ended.
The Noles hit the recruiting trail hard, particularly the transfer portal, and signed several players who’ll play immediately in 2022.
The thought process is those experienced players will help the Noles bridge the gap and not rely on freshmen while allowing the Noles to be more competitive on the field at positions of weakness.
Mike Norvell seems to have the program going in the right direction, and most importantly, spring camp is underway with several practices and one scrimmage complete. Mike Norvell called it the best scrimmage they’ve had since he’s been at FSU, and the coach is usually candid with his comments, so I don’t think it was coach speak.
They are halfway through spring camp, with their second scrimmage set for Saturday. This scrimmage should be closer to an actual game than the situational scrimmage they had last week.
We saw one departure from the roster after the first scrimmage, with Corey Wren entering the transfer portal. The players have a better grasp of the depth chart forming, and we could see more in the coming weeks.
Every month seems to unveil new observations and long-term vision. Here are three observations from March 2022.