Florida State Football Transfer Portal Gains, Losses in 2024

Florida State Football Transfer Portal Gains, Losses in 2024

Florida State has had an incredible season, going undefeated and taking home the ACC title,

missing out on the College Football Playoffs, and then witnessing its thinly manned roster get

destroyed by 60 points in the Orange Bowl. In preparation for the 2024 campaign, Mike Norvell

and the Seminoles intend to make the most of the college football transfer site in order to add to

their squad. More: Power rankings for college football following the transfer portal shift And:

Listing the top ten transfer players in college football for 2024

Florida State had an amazing season—winning the ACC and going undefeated—but it was also cut

short of the College Football Playoffs and had its squad decimated by 60 points in the Orange Bowl.

Mike Norvell and the Seminoles want to take full advantage of the college football transfer portal in

order to bolster their roster ahead of the 2024 campaign. More: College football power rankings

after the transfer portal change Additionally, a list of the top 10 college football transfer players for 2024

Malik Benson: The No. 19-ranked transfer wide receiver departed Alabama for Florida State after

ranking as the top JUCO player in the country.

DJ Uiagalelei: Ranked No. 14 in the transfer portal at quarterback, the former Oregon State and

Clemson quarterback is expected to replace Jordan Travis in 2024. Earl Little: Alabama-born, four-

star cornerback Terrence Ferguson: an Alabama-born 4-star IOL Tomiwa Durojaiye, a four-star

defensive end who moved from West Virginia Sione Lolohea, a four-star defensive lineman who left

Oregon State, Three-star running back Jaylin Lucas moved from Indiana. Davonte Brown: Miami-

born, three-star cornerback Grady Kelly: a 3-star defensive lineman who left Colorado State Richie

Leonard: Florida-born, three-star IOL

Jacob Rizy: Harvard-trained 3-star offensive lineman Amounts Lost by Florida State in 2024 Tate

Rodemaker: The former three-star recruit is ranked as the No. 235 overall and No. 27 transfer

quarterback. He will be attending Southern Miss. Markeston Douglas: Arizona State received a

commitment from the No. 27-ranked transfer tight end and No. 284 overall athlete in the cycle.

Bless Harris: Originally unranked as a prospect, the offensive tackle advanced to No. 15 in the

transfer portal rankings before to attending TCU. Goldie Lawrence: The wide receiver ranked No.

71 departs for UCF.

Gilder Edmond: The former three-star recruit, who is ranked as the No. 28 edge rusher, has

committed to South Carolina. Three-star quarterback AJ Duffy moved to San Diego State. Rodney

Hill: three-star running back moved to Florida A&M Malcolm Ray, a 3-star defensive end, moved to

Rutgers Three-star defensive end Ayobami Tifase moved to Georgia Tech. Daughtry Richardson:

FAU received a 3-star offensive tackle.

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