Previous Spring Tour Stops
Stop 1: FSU making push for Fields, other top Georgia prospects
Stop 2: 'Noles very high on list of top DB in Georgia
Stop 3: Latest on Chiles LB Gainer, and a new star emerges in Madison
Stop 4: Valdosta LB McClain eager to gauge FSU's interest
Stop 5: Central Florida D-Linemen have FSU's attention
Stop 6: Standout offensive linemen Barnes, Campbell talk FSU
Stop 7: Could FSU pull a rare top prospect from Armwood?
Stop 8: FSU to get last visit before Rivals250 WR Moore commits
Stop 9: Five-star WR Justyn Ross opens up about FSU
Stop 10: Four-star DB raving about FSU ... 'I love this place'
Stop 11: DB commit Asante Samuel taking lead role with 2018 class
Stop 12: Is 5-star RB James Cook now 100 percent with FSU?
Stop 13: 'Noles make push for UM commit; DE has Florida State on top
MELBOURNE, Fla. -- It's been a whirlwind few weeks for four-star Holy Trinity athlete Jashaun Corbin.
First, he committed to Tennessee. Then Florida State started turning up the heat, and Corbin has since decommitted from the Volunteers and opened up his recruitment.
During the latest stop on our Spring Recruiting Tour, we visited Corbin in Melbourne, Fla., where he was preparing for his spring game and getting ready for his final season of high school football.
"I'm a senior, so my leadership is something I'm taking advantage of," Corbin told Warchant. "Help the younger guys and mold them."
From an individual standpoint, Corbin is working on his route-running -- he plays receiver and running back -- and also on developing his body.
"I'm a lot bigger," Corbin said. "I would say from my junior year, I've put on 15 pounds, so I'm up to 195 pounds now."
Early in high school career, Corbin relied primarily on his speed and athletic ability to make plays at wide receiver. But after studying the game and gaining some confidence, he said everything started to slow down for him.
Soon, he was able to start making an impact at running back and on special teams as a return specialist.
"My sophomore year, I started to see my versatility," Corbin said. "I think it helps a lot because schools are looking for a guy that can make an impact in more ways than one. Punt returns, special teams ... I think it creates match-up problems for teams."
