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Florida State enters the 2026 season with only seven starters returning, a revamped defensive scheme and a new backfield duo, aiming to turn a modest 2025 performance into a resurgence.
Florida State is reshaping its linebackers room through promotions, transfers and a high‑profile recruiting push that could reshape its 2028 class.
Florida State looks to capitalize on leadership, defensive depth, and a favorable opening slate as the new season approaches
Ernie Sims, a former NFL linebacker, returned to his hometown to lead the 19th edition of his Football and Cheer Camp, bringing together youth, police, fire and sheriff’s departments in a collaborative effort to build community through sport.
After a 28th‑ranked defense last season, Florida State is targeting transfers and fresh talent to reduce explosive plays and improve consistency under Tony White.
Florida State's 2027 recruiting class gains a pivotal addition with the verbal commitment of three‑star linebacker Olrick Johnson III, who chose the Seminoles over a host of SEC programs.
Despite a wave of decommitments, Florida State lands a highly touted linebacker, bolstering a class that now ranks No. 55 nationally.
Recent verbal pledges bolster Florida State's defensive outlook, highlighting Coach Ernie Sims' recruiting impact and the competitive chase for top linebacker talent.
CJ Ohuabunwa, a three‑star linebacker from Greater Atlanta Christian High School, has pledged to the Florida State Seminoles, choosing the ACC powerhouse over Louisville, Kansas and Virginia Tech. His commitment adds depth to the defense and lifts the class to No. 56 nationally.
Four-star linebacker Ellis McGaskin chose Florida State over Florida and LSU after a standout junior season, adding to a 2027 class that already includes Gregory Batson and several other high-profile prospects.