Florida State University’s 2028 recruiting class surged into the national top 10 following the commitment of wide receiver Treiy Crenshaw, a significant boost for head coach Mike Norvell’s program. The Santa Rosa Beach native, a 6-foot-3, 187-pound prospect, officially signed with the Seminoles shortly after FSU’s Saturday loss to the Clemson Tigers. Crenshaw’s decision solidifies FSU’s position as the leading program in the ACC for this cycle, according to 247Sports team rankings, despite the team’s on-field struggles.
Seminoles secure in-state WR and claim ACC lead in 2028 cycle
Crenshaw becomes the fifth recruit to pledge to FSU for the 2028 class, joining edge rusher Meshi Dobson, athlete Chayse Brown, tight end Troy Silberzahn, and safety Man Robinson. While the Seminoles have secured a strong in-state presence, the class currently consists entirely of three-star prospects, with Crenshaw remaining unranked by major recruiting services. He chose FSU over scholarship offers from the Mississippi State Bulldogs, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, and Arkansas Razorbacks, highlighting the program’s continued appeal to local talent.
This commitment marks a pivotal moment for Norvell’s rebuilding effort, as the Seminoles now hold the best recruiting class in the conference. By prioritizing in-state production and depth, FSU aims to build a foundation that translates to immediate impact on the field. The addition of Crenshaw provides crucial depth at wide receiver, a position that has been a focal point for the coaching staff in recent seasons. As the 2028 cycle progresses, FSU’s ability to convert interest into commitments will determine if this top-10 ranking translates into sustained competitive success.
Source: Yahoo Sports
