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Florida State offers 2030 in-state athlete

The Florida State Seminoles have extended an offer to 2030 athlete Noel Devine Jr. out of Cape Coral, Florida.

Florida State has taken its recruiting efforts to a remarkable extent by offering a scholarship to a 2030 athlete, Noel Devine Jr., from Cape Coral High School in Cape Coral, Florida. Devine, who is 5-foot-8 and weighs 140 pounds, announced his receipt of the offer on social media. He has other significant offers from various universities, including the Miami Hurricanes, Florida Gators, SMU Mustangs, Syracuse Orange, West Virginia Mountaineers, and USF Bulls. However, Devine is currently not ranked by any major recruiting sites.

Devine has had an impressive freshman season, scoring two touchdowns in his first game against Port Charlotte and five receptions for 40 yards in a win against Dunbar. He also scored two more touchdowns in a victory against East Lee County. As a Florida resident, Devine's name will likely be on the lips of Seminoles recruiters now that they have extended an offer to him.

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