The competition for Green, the nation’s No. 44 wide receiver and No. 292 overall prospect according to Rivals, has become a focal point of the 2026 recruiting cycle.
During a recent visit to Tallahassee, Green spent quality time with Florida State quarterback commit Logan Flaherty, a meeting that was amplified by head coach Mike Norvell, who outlined the program’s offensive vision and personal connection.
A Recruit’s Crossroads
Green has described the duel with the University of Georgia as a "neck and neck" contest, noting that both schools present compelling academic and athletic narratives. He is ranked as the No. 31 recruit coming out of the state of Georgia, adding weight to the significance of his eventual choice.
The athlete says his final decision will come after a scheduled trip to the University of Virginia, a visit that could tip the balance in a recruitment landscape where Florida State is eager to secure a marquee win.
The Virginia Visit
The Cavaliers’ campus tour offers Green a chance to compare the atmosphere in Charlottesville with the energy he felt in Tallahassee, a comparison that many recruits use to crystallize their choice. Florida State’s recent flip of four‑star safety Jernard Albright from South Carolina underscores a recruiting resurgence under Norvell’s staff.