FSU football 2025 recruiting class: Where Seminoles rank in ACC after signing day
FSU football head coach Mike Norvell talks early signing day, 2025 recruiting class
FSU football head coach Mike Norvell talks early signing day, 2025 recruiting class
Florida State football has completed its 2025 recruiting class after three commits officially signed their letters of intent on Wednesday during National Signing Day.
Defensive back Antonio Cromartie Jr., offensive linemen Chavez Thompson, and Chastan Brown are the three players who made it official.
FSU has 23 signees in the 2025 high school class and 16 transfer portal players.
With National Signing Day ending, FSU moved to No. 19 in 247 Sports’ Composite rankings.
The early enrollees and returning players are currently focused on the offseason, which includes the Tour of Duty.
Here’s a look at FSU’s recruiting rankings.
Where does FSU football’s 2025 recruiting class rank in the ACC?
FSU ranks No. 19 in the 247Sports composite industry rankings and 18th in the 247Sports rankings. In the ACC, the Seminoles are ranked second behind the Miami Hurricanes.
Here are the full ACC rankings.
- Miami
- Florida State
- Georgia Tech
- Clemson
- SMU
- Duke
- North Carolina State
- Virginia Tech
- Syracuse
- North Carolina
- Stanford
- Pittsburgh
- Virginia
- Boston College
- Wake Forest
- Louisville
- California
FSU football 2025 recruiting class rankings
247Sports composite ranking: 19th
247Sports ranking: 18th
On3 ranking: 20th
Rivals ranking: 17th
FSU football 2025 high school recruiting class
- Kevin Wynn, 4-star, defensive lineman
- Kevin Sperry, 4-star, quarterback
- Mario Nash Jr, 4-star, offensive lineman
- Jayvan Boggs, 4-star, wide receiver
- Ousmane Kromah, 4-star, runningback
- Shamar Arnoux, 4-star, defensive back
- Tae’shaun Gelsey, 4-star, wide receiver/tight end
- Gregory Xavier Thomas, 4-star, cornerback
- Chase Loftin, 4-star, tight end
- Ethan Pritchard, 4-star, linebacker
- Tylon Lee, 4-star, edge rusher
- LaJesse Harrold, 4-star, edge rusher
- Darryll Desir, 3-star, edge
- Mandrell Desir, 3-star, edge
- Max Redmon, 3-star, safety
- Teriq Mallory, 3-star, wide receiver
- Jordan Scott, 3-star, wide receiver
- Brunno Reus, 3-star, kicker
- Chavez Thomas, 3-star, offensive lineman
- Antonio Cromartie Jr., 3-star, defensive back
- Sean Poret, 3-star, offensive lineman
- Tyeland Coleman, 3-star, defensive lineman
Peter Holland Jr. covers Florida State athletics for Tallahassee Democrat. Contact him via email at PHolland@Gannett.com or on X @_Da_pistol.
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