Both of Florida State's offensive line official visitors from the Clemson weekend have now committed to the Seminoles.

Following Kemper County four-star Mario Nash Jr.'s commitment on Oct. 10, Loxahatchee (Fla.) Seminole Ridge OL Daniel Pierre Louis announced his commitment to Florida State early on Tuesday afternoon.

Pierre Louis was offered by the Seminoles during an unofficial visit for one of the many camps hosted by the program during the summer. He went on to add offers from multiple G5 programs and a pair of P4 programs in NC State and Florida.

Pierre Louis officially visited NC State on Oct. 12 but the Seminoles won out in the end over the Wolfpack and the Gators.

Pierre Louis joins an offensive guard-heavy offensive line class, a class that includes five-star Solomon Thomas, four-star Peyton Joseph, and the aforementioned four-star Mario Nash.

With the addition of Pierre Louis to Mike Norvell's 2025 recruiting class, the Seminoles now sit at 12 commitments and have moved up to No. 36 in the class rankings.

"Daniel is a prospect that would be considered a late bloomer," Osceola Football Analyst Patrick Burnham said of Pierre Louis. "I think he is a better prospect than his overall offer list suggest. He will likely continue to gain attention from other Power 4 programs as he closes out his senior season. He is raw but has great size, length and athleticism. Daniel can bend, moves his feet well and shows good lateral movement in pass protection based off limited film.

"FSU is in need of offensive tackles in this signing class, and he fills that need. He will likely need a redshirt year to continue to get stronger and more explosive but is a guy who has a huge upside and should be competing for playing time by his third year on-campus."