Florida State football's 2027 recruiting class needs work, as it ranks outside the top 50 of the 247Sports Composite. However, there is plenty of time for the coaching staff to work its magic with official visitors on campus.
The staff is starting to see recruits leaving Tallahassee after spending the entire weekend there. They wanted to make a huge impact on the nine prospects in attendance. They brought out the big guns by having quarterback commit Logan Flaherty on campus, putting on his recruiting hat.
The Seminoles probably did enough to shut down the recruitment of four-star linebacker commit Gregory Batson this weekend after he was flirting with the idea of going to Mississippi State to visit. While it is important to discuss committed prospects, fans always want to know who Florida State can add next.
As a result, here are three recruits who are most likely to commit to the Seminoles from this weekend.
Four-star WR Sean Green
Florida State is in competition with Georgia for four-star wide receiver target Sean Green. He has been a prospect that quarterback commit Logan Flaherty has circled for a while. Green was expected to go to Virginia for an official visit, but this should be a perfect time to lock down his commitment to the Seminoles and start recruiting for the Garnet and Gold.
Three-star DL Jason Lewis
Florida State already had defensive linemen commitments from four-star Anthony Cavallaro and three-star Eric Vaulx Jr. However, the Seminoles seem to want to add to their trenches, and three-star Jason Lewis from Osceola High School in Kissimmee, Florida, was someone that they like on campus. Noles247's Kolby Crawford put in a crystal ball prediction, and he could be committing soon.
Three-star RB Marquis Fennell
I can already hear the fan base saying, "Another three-star!" when I type this, but running back prospect Marquis Fennell from Valdosta, Georgia, is a certified playmaker that the Seminoles need in this class. I get that the running back position is filled with talent, but recording 2,200 yards and 33 touchdowns in his junior season (according to MaxPreps) is no joke.
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