FSU football: How much will coaches expand 2023 QB recruiting board?
By Kelvin Hunt
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Parting Thoughts
I’m just spitballing here, but I wouldn’t be surprised to see FSU pursue Williams, with eventually offering either Browne or Weisman.
Williams is already the second QB commit in Miami’s recruiting class behind four-star Jaden Rashada. I could see the coaches selling him on QB1 in this recruiting class and taking another developmental guy as depth since they wanted to take two quarterbacks in this recruiting cycle.
I think Browne and Weisman leaving campus without an offer shows the coaching staff is in no hurry and doesn’t feel the need to panic about their QB room.
Also, who’s to say the offense doesn’t look much better throughout the season, which could help attract a talented and experienced QB from the transfer portal?
So they have options, not to mention they already have 2024 QB Luke Kromenhoek committed, and he looks like he could be the real deal.
This weekend’s recruiting event was the last before another recruiting dead period. Keep an eye on which QBs they get to visit campus next as they continue to evaluate more targets.
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