FSU football: 15 blue-chip players FSU could realistically sign in 2024 class

4-Star. Manasse Itete ranks as the No. 312 player and No. 28 offensive tackle nationally. He ranks as the No. 22 player in California, and checks in at 6’5″ and 290 pounds. It’s a down year for quality offensive tackles in the southeast and that is why FSU has gone out west for this prospect. Itete originally hails from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which is similar to blue-chip offensive tackle Lucas Simmons, who signed with FSU in the last recruiting cycle. Simmons grew up outside the United States before coming across the pond in high school. Itete received his FSU offer in September 2022 and visited campus for the first time in April 2023. He loved the visit so much that he scheduled his official visit for June 23. His final five list consists of FSU, Oregon State, USC, Washington, and Utah. FSU is the only school not located on the west coast. Itete will officially visit Oregon State on June 9, and Utah on June 16. FSU has three crystal predictions in their favor, all with a confidence rating of at least six or higher.. OL. Central Catholic HS, Modesto, California. MANASSE ITETE