Preferred walk-ons are hard to track but we know these long snappers have accepted offers:
Kneeland Hibbett (Florence, AL) is the grandson of Alabama WR legend Dennis Homan. So you know they weren’t trying to name him after Tennessee’s stadium.
Carter Short (Hoover, AL) - A long snapper named “Short”? I feel a pun-fest coming on.
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Your favorite 2022 commit has now picked up offers from Marshall, ULM, Penn State and Flawduh. Tide fans should not be too concerned about the Litany Pylons or Jorts U. But Marshall and ULM might be trouble. Those two schools will admit any living breathing human who can sign their own name.
FSU National Signing Day Central
Florida State, there isn t a ton of business remaining for their 2021 recruiting class. Head coach
Mike Norvell and company signed 16 high school and junior college prospects in December, while also adding eight transfers by mid-January. Seven of those eight transfers have signed and enrolled, with Kansas wide receiver
Andrew Parchment being the lone exception. So FSU sits at 24 commitments, with 23 prospects signed, entering National Signing Day on Wednesday. For a full look at the commitment list, click
here) and No. 6 in the Atlantic Coast Conference (list
The Seminoles could add up to two more prospects on Wednesday. Here is who we are keeping an eye on:
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Mike Norvell made a big splash on National Signing Day, landing four-star wide receiver Destyn Hill s commitment for Florida State.
Hill announced his decision on Instagram Wednesday, opting to join the Seminoles over a host of schools including Alabama, LSU, and Oklahoma. The 6-foot, 170-pounder from Louisiana is ranked as ESPN s 14th-best receiver prospect in a loaded Class of 2021 and as the 89th overall player in the country.
Acquiring a top talent from New Orleans over a host of big-name programs is a huge win for Norvell, as Hill instantly becomes the highest-ranked player in the Seminoles class.