For those who follow Florida State recruiting, Isaiah Bolden's name is certainly a familiar one.
The four-star defensive back committed early to the Seminoles when he lived in the Jacksonville area and attended Bartram Trail High School. However, upon moving to the Tampa area, Bolden later switched his commitment to Oregon after taking an unofficial visit there.
Fast forward to June 16, when Bolden wrapped up his three-day trip to Tallahassee for the Jimbo Fisher Camp. Bolden got a chance to watch the camp for two days, and he participated for one day.
When he wasn't on the field, he was talking with several players who are currently committed to the Seminoles.
"Talking to the coaches, hanging with the players and getting a different view of FSU," Bolden said of the purpose for the trip. "It felt really good being around Amari Gainer and all the other guys. We all have a connection with me, Charles Strong and Robert Cooper. They want me to come home."
If Bolden was nervous about visiting FSU after decommitting from the 'Noles earlier this year, he said those feelings disappeared quickly.
In fact, Florida State started to feel like home again.
"More of a better feeling and vibe with the coaches," Bolden said. "It gave me a better feel of where I want to be at and where my parents want to be at. I'm still deciding between FSU and Oregon, but FSU is No. 1 and Oregon No. 2. I have to call Coach [Jimbo] Fisher tonight and talk about some other details."
With that big call coming up, is there a chance he could recommit to the Seminoles?
