The FSU Seminoles are officially red-hot on the recruiting trail, landing five commitments over the past 10 days. Tuesday was their best day yet as four-star defensive lineman Tico Crittendon and three-star linebacker Noah LaVallee both committed to Mike Norvell’s program.
The additions have caused FSU’s recruiting class to shoot up the rankings, and they now have the 19th-ranked class in the country, according to the 247Sports Composite rankings. They have 14 total commitments, including eight four-star prospects to give them a 57.1% blue-chip ratio.
LaVallee is their second addition at linebacker, joining three-star Karon Maycock. LaVallee is the No. 1,247 player in the 247Sports composite rankings and the No. 105 linebacker. He is the younger brother of FSU linebacker Caleb LaVallee and picked the Seminoles over Ole Miss.
Crittendon is the third defensive lineman they have landed, and the second in as many days. He is the No. 336 player and No. 40 defensive lineman in the 247Sports composite rankings. He committed to FSU over Georgia and Tennessee.
Here is how FSU’s recruiting class compares to the rest of the ACC.
17. Virginia Tech Hokies
16. Wake Forest Demon Deacons
15. Virginia Cavaliers
14. NC State Wolfpack
13. Duke Blue Devils
12. Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
11. Boston College Eagles
10. Stanford Tree
9. Syracuse Orange
8. Louisville Cardinals
7. Pittsburgh Panthers
6. North Carolina Tar Heels
5. FSU Seminoles
4. SMU Mustangs
3. Cal Golden Bears
2. Miami Hurricanes
1. Clemson Tigers
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This article originally appeared on FSU Wire: Where FSU sits in the 2026 recruiting rankings after landing multiple targets
Reporting by JD McCarthy, FSU Wire / FSU Wire
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