In a significant recruiting victory, the Florida State Seminoles have secured a commitment from four-star linebacker Karon Maycock for their 2026 class. Maycock, hailing from Miami Central High School, chose FSU over offers from prominent programs such as Alabama, Miami, and Oklahoma. Standing at 6’1″ and weighing 200 pounds, Maycock has demonstrated versatility, playing both linebacker and safety positions. His junior season statistics include 62 tackles (17 for loss), three sacks, three pass breakups, and two forced fumbles over eight games. Maycock’s commitment underscores FSU’s strong recruiting efforts under head coach Mike Norvell, aiming to bolster the team’s defensive lineup in the coming years.
While Maycock’s commitment is a significant addition to FSU’s future roster, there is no widely reported “insane quote” from him regarding his decision. It’s important to note that recruiting developments are dynamic, and information may evolve as players and programs make official announcements.
In related recruiting news, FSU has also secured a verbal commitment from Ousmane Kromah, a top-rated running back from Leesburg, Georgia, for their 2025 class. Kromah, standing 5’11” and weighing 200 pounds, is ranked 74th nationally by 247Sports Composite and 4th among running backs. He chose Florida State over offers from Georgia, Alabama, and Ohio State, citing strong relationships built by FSU’s coaching staff. Kromah’s junior season highlights include rushing for 1,783 yards and 20 touchdowns, along with 31 receptions for 522 yards and nine touchdowns.
These commitments reflect Florida State’s ongoing efforts to attract top talent and strengthen their roster for future seasons.
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