1 hr. ago
The start of the 2026 high school football season is nearly here, and several FSU Seminoles commits had impressive showings over the weekend in their final preseason action.
Three-star athlete commit Chayse Brown is being recruited as someone who could play on either side of the ball for the Seminoles, and he showcased his ability as a wide receiver on Friday for Lennard High School in their exhibition against Osceola.
In the first clip he posted on social media, Brown was able to beat the cornerback and make a tough catch for about a 30-yard gain with the safety closing in. He did not have to do nearly as much in the second clip, with the defense leaving him wide open in the end zone for a short touchdown catch as Lennard won 68-0.
Brown is a member of FSU's 2028 recruiting class and committed to them back in June, shortly after they offered him a scholarship following a great showing at a camp they hosted in Tallahassee. They are recruiting him as a wide receiver and a defensive back.
He is ranked as the No. 611 overall player and No. 51 athlete in the 247Sports composite. The Ruskin product is also the No. 79 player from Florida.
#brown #wide #lennard #receiver
Three-star athlete commit Chayse Brown is being recruited as someone who could play on either side of the ball for the Seminoles, and he showcased his ability as a wide receiver on Friday for Lennard High School in their exhibition against Osceola.
In the first clip he posted on social media, Brown was able to beat the cornerback and make a tough catch for about a 30-yard gain with the safety closing in. He did not have to do nearly as much in the second clip, with the defense leaving him wide open in the end zone for a short touchdown catch as Lennard won 68-0.
Brown is a member of FSU's 2028 recruiting class and committed to them back in June, shortly after they offered him a scholarship following a great showing at a camp they hosted in Tallahassee. They are recruiting him as a wide receiver and a defensive back.
He is ranked as the No. 611 overall player and No. 51 athlete in the 247Sports composite. The Ruskin product is also the No. 79 player from Florida.
#brown #wide #lennard #receiver
7 days ago
The Florida State football program got an early jump on its 2028 recruiting class in June when three-star athlete Chayse Brown committed to the Seminoles. His recruitment is not over, though, and the Florida Gators are working to flip the Ruskin, Florida, product.
While Brown recently said that he was "locked in" with the Seminoles, he is set to visit multiple other programs during the 2026 college football season, with the Gators getting one of those visits. Despite Florida only extending him a scholarship offer in June, he has known the coaching staff since his freshman year of high school, and that has caught his attention.
"I like Florida a lot, he told Blake Alderman of Gators Online. "They're in the big picture for sure. I like their coaching staff. I feel like we have a great bond. I've talked to them since my freshman year when they were at their last schools. Since they've gotten to UF, we've kept that going, and now they can contact me more. Every time I've visited, I can see how they're coaching guys up and how it's like in the meetings. They're big on developing and coaching their guys to be the best. They're big on that, and it makes me big on them."
Brown is ranked as the No. 570 overall player and No. 26 athlete in the Rivals industry ranking. He is also the No. 73 player from Florida.
He played on both sides of the ball at Lennard High School as a sophomore, and both FSU and Florida are open to him playing offense or defense at the next level. He finished the year with six tackles and one interception on defense. He also caught 20 passes for 334 yards and three touchdowns.
#gators #Coaching #since #year
While Brown recently said that he was "locked in" with the Seminoles, he is set to visit multiple other programs during the 2026 college football season, with the Gators getting one of those visits. Despite Florida only extending him a scholarship offer in June, he has known the coaching staff since his freshman year of high school, and that has caught his attention.
"I like Florida a lot, he told Blake Alderman of Gators Online. "They're in the big picture for sure. I like their coaching staff. I feel like we have a great bond. I've talked to them since my freshman year when they were at their last schools. Since they've gotten to UF, we've kept that going, and now they can contact me more. Every time I've visited, I can see how they're coaching guys up and how it's like in the meetings. They're big on developing and coaching their guys to be the best. They're big on that, and it makes me big on them."
Brown is ranked as the No. 570 overall player and No. 26 athlete in the Rivals industry ranking. He is also the No. 73 player from Florida.
He played on both sides of the ball at Lennard High School as a sophomore, and both FSU and Florida are open to him playing offense or defense at the next level. He finished the year with six tackles and one interception on defense. He also caught 20 passes for 334 yards and three touchdowns.
#gators #Coaching #since #year
1 month ago
Jannik Sinner is on course for a blockbuster Wimbledon showdown with Novak Djokovic after the defending champion ended German veteran Jan-Lennard Struff's fairytale run in the quarter-finals.
Sinner won 7-5, 7-6 (7/4), 6-3 on Court One and will face Djokovic in the last four if the seven-time Wimbledon champion beats Canadian Felix Auger-Aliassime later on Tuesday.
In the women's tournament, Coco Gauff and Karolina Muchova reached their first Wimbledon semi-finals.
With Wimbledon basking in sweltering temperatures this week, world number one Sinner had to answer some uncomfortable questions about his ability to withstand the heat.
The 24-year-old Italian wilted in the recent French Open when the mercury reached boiling point, sparking a stunning second-round defeat against Juan Manuel Cerundolo, who battled back from two sets and 5-1 down to beat Sinner.
Sinner won 7-5, 7-6 (7/4), 6-3 on Court One and will face Djokovic in the last four if the seven-time Wimbledon champion beats Canadian Felix Auger-Aliassime later on Tuesday.
In the women's tournament, Coco Gauff and Karolina Muchova reached their first Wimbledon semi-finals.
With Wimbledon basking in sweltering temperatures this week, world number one Sinner had to answer some uncomfortable questions about his ability to withstand the heat.
The 24-year-old Italian wilted in the recent French Open when the mercury reached boiling point, sparking a stunning second-round defeat against Juan Manuel Cerundolo, who battled back from two sets and 5-1 down to beat Sinner.
