Here’s our breakdown of the newcomers for classes ranked No. 6 through No. 10 in our recruiting class rankings: Florida State, Texas A&M, Miami, Texas and Florida.
6. Florida StateRecruiting Coordinator: Mike Martin Jr.
Total Recruits: 20 (15 freshmen, 5 JC transfers).
| PBR 100 Rank | Name | Pos. | B-T | Ht. | Wt. | Previous School |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 19 | Nander De Sedas | SS | B-R | 6-2 | 192 | Montverde (Fla.) Academy |
FILED UNDER Adrian Del Castillo, Alec Carr, Alec Sanchez, Anthony Vilar, Bailey Mantilla, Ben Specht, Brandon Birdsell, Brian Van Belle, Bryce Miller, Bryce Reagan, Cade Hungate, Cal Conley, Chase Roberts, Chase Sanguinetti, Chris Weber, Christian Scott, Cole Beverlin, Colson Geisler, Cory Acton, Coy Cobb, Dakota Gaillard, David Luethje, Elijah Cabell, Eric Kennedy, Florida, Florida State, Hunter Townsend, Hunter Watson, Jack Anderson, Jack Neely, Jacob Young, Jonathan Childress, Jordan Lala, Joseph Menefee, JP Gates, Kasey Kalich, Kendrick Calilao, Kolby Kubichek, Kris Armstrong, Luis Tuero, Mark Mixon, Mason Bryant, Matheu Nelson, McGuire Weaver, Miami, Micheal Montes, Mikey Hoehner, Miko Rodriguez, Nander De Sedas, NIck Pogue, Owen Meaney, Peter Geib, Robby Martin, Roberto Pena, Slade Cecconi, Texas, Texas A&M, Troy Hamilton, Ty Coleman, Ty Madden, Tyler Keysor
