Ira has covered Florida State for more than 15 years and college football for more than 25 years. He is a former sports editor and columnist at the Tallahassee Democrat and other outlets.
One week after landing a pair of commitments for the 2023 recruiting class, the Florida State Seminoles have now picked up a commitment from a prospect even further in the future.
Albany, Ga., athlete Kameron Davis, who plays quarterback for Dougherty High School but is projected as a running back, announced on social media Thursday that he is committing to the Seminoles.
Davis announced Wednesday that he had been offered scholarships by FSU for both football and baseball, and he committed one day later. He is considered a high-major prospect in both sports.
"I'm really excited. Ever since I talked with Coach [Marcus] Woodson and Coach [Mike] Norvell, along with the baseball coaches like Coach [Mike] Metcalf," Davis told Warchant.com after announcing his decision. "I love FSU. It's always been my dream school. They have stayed on me from the beginning."
In his post on Twitter, Davis said Florida State has been his "dream school" since he was the age of 5.
Though just a freshman in high school, Davis is listed at 5-foot-10 and 190 pounds. He is Florida State's first commitment for the Class of 2024.
"I was in shock when they first started talking to me because I wasn't sure I would get that opportunity when I first started the process," Davis said. "But both staffs made me a priority, and I know this is where I want to be. ... I also wanted to do this so I could help get other great players in this 2024 class, and really get things going for FSU."
