Florida State’s preseason workouts have taken on a new rhythm as the Seminoles welcome back a key piece of their running attack. After missing several drills because of an undisclosed injury, Quintrevion Wisner is now moving through the camp with a measured pace, drawing on his three seasons at Texas.
A Steady Reintegration
Offensive coordinator Tim Harris Jr. has praised the progress of the Texas transplant, noting that he is “getting back in the fold” and that his familiarity with the system should smooth any adjustment. Wisner’s experience from the Longhorns program is expected to lessen the typical learning curve for newcomers.
The Seminoles’ backfield also features Ousmane Kromah and Sam Singleton Jr., both of whom started camp strongly before encountering their own setbacks. Together, the trio is shaping a depth chart that could prove pivotal when the team opens the season against New Mexico State.
Looking Ahead to the Opener
With fall camp winding down, Florida State is set to resume practice on Monday, August 17, before heading into the first game of the schedule. The early emphasis on conditioning and playbook mastery has left coaches optimistic that Wisner’s return will add a versatile option to the offense.
The team’s early camp performance has been marked by strong bursts from the running backs, and the coaching staff believes that the blend of experience and fresh energy will translate into a more dynamic ground game as the season unfolds.