Recruiting:
Fresh off a visit to Ohio State four-star Baton Rouge, Louisiana RB Jayden Miles has committed to Florida State; this was noted as a distinct possibility last week and the good news came to fruition yesterday.
FSU is
picking up steam following the second weekend of summer official visits after four-star LB Jernard Albright flipped from South Carolina on Sunday.
Football:
First up in the schedule preview series is New Mexico State which should present FSU with an opportunity to win back to back season openers. It was supposed to be Notre Dame; luckily for the unexpected nature of what 2026 FSU will be that’s no longer the case:
Needing to fill in a game for the canceled home-and-home with Notre Dame, FSU scheduled NMSU, looking for an early boost to the season before jumping right into conference play the next week. While it is hard to feel confident about anything under Norvell, taking care of business against New Mexico State should be as simple as it gets in 2026.
FSU is 50th is ESPN’s Future Power Rankings which projects power ratings across the 2026 & 2027 seasons.
Not directly related to FSU but this pretty much affects anyone who is a college football fan; The Brendan Sorsby decision is the wrong decision. If this is going to be allowed then FSU should bet on itself to throw every game and put the winnings towards next year’s NIL roster and coaching staff changes.
All Sports:
FSU General Manager and assistant coach Michael Fly has been selected for the TopConnect Basketball Symposium, an event where 50 of college basketball’s rising stars in the industry connect to share ideas, networking, and professional development experience:
Team 44 will likely have to make do without arguably the best player in the country, Isa Torres, has entered the portal and is not expected to return to Florida State.
That means there’s an immediate opportunity to compete for Future ‘Nole McLaine Hudson:
And last but certainly not least the ACC Pitcher of the Year has announced her return to Florida State:
