Florida State football lands WR Squirrel White of Tennessee in transfer portal
Florida State football looked for a speedy receiver and landed one from Tennessee.
Squirrel White committed to the Seminoles, making him the 16th transfer in FSU’s 2025 class, according to On3 Sports.
White has made multiple visits to FSU before deciding to join the Seminoles. The 5-foot-10, 167-pound White played his first three seasons at Tennessee.
He recorded 131 catches for 1,665 receiving yards and six touchdowns in his career with the Vols. His breakout season came in 2023 with 803 receiving yards on 67 catches and two scores.
This season, his numbers went down after battling multiple injuries. He finished the year with 34 catches, 381 yards and two TDs.
He made only one catch for 17 yards in the loss to Ohio State in College Football Playoff.
White is the third former Tennessee player to join the Seminoles. Defensive lineman Jayson Jenkins and former Memphis linebacker Elijah Herring played one season together at Tennessee in 2022. Jenkins and Herring signed earlier.
Squirrel White 247 ranking
According to 247 Sports, White is listed as a four-star and is ranked No. 102 overall and No. 25 among receivers. As a high school prospect, he was ranked No. 88 nationally and No. 24 in the state of Alabama.
White signed with Tennessee in 2022 over schools like Auburn, Georgia, Virginia Tech and Louisville.
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