The FSU Seminoles have moved on from head coach Mike Norvell, defensive coordinator Tony White, and safeties coach Evan Cooper, and the status of most of their commitments are uncertain. Several have taken to social media to confirm their loyalty to the Seminoles, and four-star linebacker Jernard Albright is the latest to do so.
Albright posted a photo of himself and interim defensive coordinator Ernie Sims on social media, saying "#ForeverANole" and "Ain't nothing change!"
It would be massive for the Seminoles to hold onto Albright, who is their third-highest-ranked commitment and one of seven four-star prospects committed to them. They have had plenty of competetion for him, with the Alabama Crimson Tide hosting him on a visit in October and extending
him a scholarship offer.
#ForeverANole
— Jernard “ManChild 🩸”Albright (@jernard7_) November 3, 2026
Ain’t nothing change! 🩸 pic.twitter.com/tZIKycHhEJ
Albright is ranked as the No. 175 overall player and No. 14 safety in the 247Sports composite. The Springfield native is also the No. 18 player from Georgia.
While he is listed as a safety by every major recruiting service, FSU has recruited the 6-foot-2, 205-pounder as a linebacker. He headlines their linebacker haul, which also consists of three-star prospects Olrick Johnson III and CJ Ohuabunwa.
He has had a productive senior season at Effingham County, leading them to a 6-3 record. In nine games, he has 74 tackles, 6.0 tackles for loss, 2.0 sacks, 10 quarterback hurries, and two interceptions. He has also returned a kickoff for a touchdown.
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