FSU football isn’t setting the world on fire recruiting wise, but they are doing well compared to what the staff has had to deal with in the past seven months.
I gave my thoughts on 2021 recruiting a couple of days ago. It’s a slow burn, stabilizing the program type of class until the Noles can play games and put a product out on the field.
However, it’s the 2022 recruiting class and beyond where Mike Norvell and staff can begin to close the gap between the likes of Clemson and Florida.
That’s not lost on the staff getting a headstart on those recruiting classes.