Florida State is actively searching for a quarterback to anchor its 2028 recruiting class, and the conversation has quickly centered on a standout talent from Sarasota, Florida.
Hudson West, a dual‑threat signal‑caller, posted a solid sophomore campaign with 2,836 passing yards, 26 touchdowns and only five interceptions while completing 55.1% of his throws and adding 121 rushing yards on 13 carries.
Camp Highlights and Coach Interest
During a June 21 visit to Tallahassee, West took part in an FSU camp that left a strong impression on the coaching staff, prompting the Seminoles to elevate him to a top priority on their board.
The prospect has already amassed offers from more than 20 programs, including Florida, North Carolina and Georgia Tech, but he has indicated that the Seminoles rank highly among his considerations.
Rivals ranks him as the No. 93 player nationally and the 93rd quarterback in Florida, labeling him a three‑star recruit, while 247Sports analyst Zach Blostein has noted that FSU is one of the programs West is most interested in.
Though not listed on the 247Sports composite, West’s blend of arm strength, accuracy and mobility suggests he could become a major factor in the next recruiting cycle, and the Seminoles are eager to secure his commitment before the market tightens.