FSU football: 4 questions that fans should be monitoring before the Signing Period begins
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WILL THE SEMINOLES FINISH WITH A TOP-FIVE RECRUITING CLASS FOR THE 2024 CYCLE?
That is the ultimate question that a ton of individuals wonder. Some fans are mesmerized by star rankings. However, at the end of the day, the Seminoles have to get the right fit for this university.
While that might sound cliche, Florida State has often prioritized culture as well as the prospect of being a good athlete. This 2024 recruiting class has a chance to truly be something special. As I discussed in my Marvin Jones Jr. article, winning essentially cures everything.
Florida State sits at the No. 4 position in the 247Sport Composite rankings. Unless the Seminoles find a way to lose out on a ton of their commitments and strike out on all of their targets, I believe that head football coach Mike Norvell and company have a very realistic chance of keeping their recruiting class in the top-five.
The Seminoles are already at 23 commitments and they do not have many more targets to go after. I do believe that obtaining the number one recruiting class is virtually impossible at this point. However, I guess anything is possible in recruiting because I never expected Georgia five-star quarterback commit Dylan Raiola to flip his commitment to Nebraska (I understand that he is a legacy recruit).