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2024 QB Wolter excited about cross country trip to visit FSU

Class of 2024 quarterback prospect Anthony Wolter from Ventura (Ca.) St. Bonaventure High will make an unofficial visit to FSU this weekend. Wolter, who is 6-foot-1 and 190 pounds, doesn't have an offer from the Seminoles yet, but the FSU staff has been proactive in its recruitment of the signal caller.

FSU quarterbacks coach Tony Tokarz was made aware of Wolter through the underclassman's offseason quarterback trainer earlier this year and the staff has been keeping close tabs on him ever since.

"It started when Coach Tokarz reached out to my QB trainer and told him to ask me if i can call him, and so I did, and that's how the relationship started," said Wolter of FSU expressing interest in him. "I was able to call him once a week and keep a bond. They love Cali QBs. I love that for sure. Cali has a lot of talent out of here and I’m glad they notice that."

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With FSU in the middle of the season and with coaches busy preparing game plans the FSU recruiting office has also been in contact with Wolter.

"I've been hearing from Ryan Bartow (FSU's Director of High School Relations) the most right now," said Walter, when asked who he has been in contact most recently. "He's been keeping in contact with me often."

And while he is still waiting on an offer from FSU, Wolter says those conversations have taken place.

"They haven't offered me yet," said Wolter. "They definitely talked about the possibility of an offer. But we'll see how everything goes. I have two offers, San Jose State and Nevada."

Florida State isn't the only Power 5 program to express interest in Wolter this season.

"The five schools that I hear from the most are Florida State, Michigan State, Washington State, Colorado State and Hawaii," Wolter said.

Wolter also talked about what he feels are the strengths and weaknesses of his game at this point in his development.

"My strengths are getting the ball out quick," said Wolter. "My leadership. Being able to throw open a receiver. My ability to work the pocket. My twitchiness, meaning I can manipulate a defender by using my eyes and body.

After watching FSU on television this season, Wolter is looking forward to seeing the campus and meeting the coaching staff in-person.

"I'm most excited to just getting the feel of the environment and atmosphere. I'm also excited to meet the coaches in person. I'm excited to learn more about the program and their vision towards the future."

Through nine games this season Wolter has thrown for 1,323 yards while completing 106 of 178 passes. He has thrown 11 touchdowns against four interceptions.

Please click on the link below to view Wolter's HUDL highlights:

Anthony Wolter - Hudl


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