JUST IN: Top Recruit Decommits From Ole Miss, Signs With Florida State Seminoles Football – Sparks Recruiting Earthquake
In a seismic shift that has rocked the college football recruiting world, five-star athlete Jeremiah “Jet” Hawkins (6’2”, 205 lbs), the nation’s No. 2-ranked wide receiver, has officially decommitted from Ole Miss and signed with the Florida State Seminoles in a shocking late flip that’s sending shockwaves throughout the SEC and ACC alike.
Hawkins, a dynamic playmaker out of Cedar Hill, Texas, had long been considered the crown jewel of Ole Miss’s 2025 recruiting class. Known for his elite speed, vertical ability, and clutch performances under pressure, Hawkins was expected to transform the Rebels’ offense. But in a bold, unexpected announcement streamed live on ESPN, Hawkins pulled out a garnet-and-gold Seminoles cap, declaring:
“I prayed on it, talked with my family, and my heart led me to Tallahassee. Florida State is where I belong.”
The move instantly catapulted Florida State’s 2025 recruiting class into the Top 3 nationally, overtaking rivals like Clemson and Michigan. Hawkins cited FSU’s offensive vision under head coach Mike Norvell and the mentorship of WR coach Ron Dugans as key reasons for the switch. Sources close to Hawkins also pointed to FSU’s recent success in developing NFL-ready wideouts and the opportunity to play early in a revamped Seminoles offense.
FSU fans took to social media in a frenzy, celebrating what many are calling one of the most significant recruiting flips in recent memory. The buzz is palpable in Tallahassee, with Hawkins expected to headline a new era of explosive playmakers for the Seminoles.
Welcome to the Tribe, Jet Hawkins. The future is garnet and gold.
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