Florida State got some good news on the recruiting front on Monday night. Four-star offensive line prospect Brandon Anderson announced that he has narrowed his list of potential college homes to five schools. FSU, which hosted Anderson on an unofficial visit earlier this year, is among those schools.
The other programs still involved in the Kennesaw (Ga.) North Cobb High prospect's recruitment are Alabama, Georgia, Missouri and Tennessee.
Anderson has an official visit set with FSU for June 13. He will also take official visits to Georgia (May 30), Missouri (June 6) and Tennessee (June 20). Alabama is also expected to receive an official visit from Anderson.
Unofficial visits
FSU is expected to host several prospects on unofficial visits at practice on Tuesday. Four-star defensive end prospect Camron Brooks and a teammate, wide receiver Jaydon Dunbar, are both expected to be on-campus Tuesday afternoon.
Brooks has an official visit set with FSU for the weekend of June 6. Dunbar was offered by FSU in February. He currently only has official visits set up with Georgia, Mississippi State and Duke.
On Monday, FSU received a visit from three-star 2027 defensive back prospect David Coleman. The rising junior from Sanford (Fla.) Seminole High hasn't been offered by the Seminoles at this point in his recruitment. His list of offers does include Illinois, Iowa State, Ole Miss, UCF and USF among others.
FSU will receive an unofficial visit from 2027 offensive tackle prospect Abram Eisenhower on April 8. He currently holds offers from a list of schools that includes Duke, Liberty, Marshall, Tulane, Vanderbilt and Virginia Tech among others.
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