Kameron Davis has taken a lot of visits to Florida State since committing nearly three years ago in February of 2021.
He was back on campus once again over the weekend for his official visit, the last time he'll be on campus before making his long-term commitment official Wednesday during the early signing period.
"It was great being here for multiple days, meeting with different guys," Davis said Sunday as he left his visit. "It went great being able to speak, connect with a lot of guys, sit with the coaches, talk about football...
"It had already been official, but putting it on paperwork and being able to get here in January is something that is going to be one of the biggest accomplishments going into the next chapter."
Considering how many times Davis has visited and how he's remained totally committed since announcing his pledge one season into Mike Norvell's FSU tenure, there was nothing Davis needed to see on his OV.
However, it did set the stage for him to reflect on how far the program has come since he committed ahead of his sophomore season of high school back in 2021.
"It means so much. Great university, great coaching staff. The program took a major turnaround," Davis said. "For me, I'm more happy about being able to say I was here from 0-4 a couple seasons ago. That's probably the biggest thing I'm happy about."
It also set the stage for Davis to have one final meeting with Norvell in his office before Davis officially joins the program in January and the FSU head coach finally becomes his head coach after years of waiting.
"Just telling each other how thankful we are for each other. That's really about it," Davis said of his meeting with Norvell. "We've had a relationship for over two and a half years now so just telling each other how thankful we are and how ready we are to get here together."
The weekend visit also allowed Davis to be a recruiter for the Seminoles, a role he's embraced throughout his recruiting process. Early in his visit, he got to talk to Washington State quarterback transfer target Cam Ward, who visited Thursday and Friday.
"Just talked about how the offense could go, how we could look in the backfield together," Davis said of his talk with Ward. "That was really about it. We just tried to get to know each other."
He also was recruiting four-star defensive end Amaree Williams, who reclassified from 2025 to 2024 this week before taking his first and potentially only official visit to FSU.
"Amaree, me and him connected. I talked to him at breakfast one morning, trying to make him a tribe member as well..." Davis said. "I feel like we're in a good position."
After so long waiting to become a member of the FSU football program, Davis will finally realize that dream in January. The No. 56 overall recruit and No. 3 running back in the 2024 class according to Rivals, he may have a chance to make an instant impact on the field for the Seminoles as a true freshman.
"I just want to come in and be a leader. Even though I'm not the oldest guy in the room, I want to be one of the guys that is the most outspoken," Davis said. "Being able to learn the offense, get in when I can and just play a role. I'm not trying to come in and take anybody's spot, but at the same time, I do want to come in and play."
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