In a significant development out of Tallahassee, a Florida State Seminoles quarterback has officially entered the NCAA transfer portal, signaling the end of his time with the program and opening a new chapter in his college football journey.
The news broke earlier today as Dorsey Moore, a talented signal-caller who had spent the past few seasons developing within Mike Norvell’s system, made the decision to explore other opportunities. The move, while not entirely unexpected, still comes as a notable shake-up for the Seminoles’ quarterback room heading into the 2025 season.
According to sources close to the program, the quarterback is seeking a chance to compete for a starting role, something that appeared increasingly unlikely at Florida State due to the depth and young talent currently in place — including standout freshman and highly-touted recruits.
In a message posted to social media, He thanked the Seminole faithful and coaching staff for their support:
“I want to thank Coach Norvell, my teammates, and the entire Florida State family for believing in me and helping me grow — both as a player and as a person. After careful thought and prayer, I’ve decided to enter the transfer portal and pursue the next step in my football journey.”
The quarterback, known for his leadership and high football IQ, saw limited action during his time in Tallahassee but drew praise for his work ethic, preparation, and locker room presence. Several Group of Five and Power Five programs are expected to show immediate interest.
For Florida State, this marks yet another roster shift as the Seminoles continue to reload and position themselves for another ACC title run and College Football Playoff push. The quarterback room still features talent and depth, including potential starter and incoming blue-chip prospects.
The transfer portal continues to reshape the college football landscape, and this move is just the latest reminder of how fluid rosters can be in today’s game.
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