Three-star tight end decommits from FSU Seminoles

Florida State University has lost a promising 2028 recruit in the form of three-star tight end Troy Silberzahn, who has decommitted from the Seminoles. This news broke two days after the university fired coach Mike Norvell, defensive coordinator Tony White, and safeties coach Evan Cooper. Silberzahn cited the uncertainty surrounding the coaching staff as the primary reason for his decision.

The 6-foot-3.5, 212-pounder expressed his youth in the recruiting process, stating that he wants to observe which opportunities arise and what God has planned for him. He mentioned that an upcoming trip to Tallahassee is unlikely to take place due to his decommitment. UCF Knights, Virginia Cavaliers, and UCLA Bruins are among the schools that have his interest.

Silberzahn is the second player to decommit from Florida State recently, following wide receiver Majay Thompson on Sunday. The 2028 edge Meshi Dobson has also hinted at decommitting. As the No. 732 overall prospect and No. 33 tight end in the 247Sports composite rankings, Silberzahn is the No. 83 recruit in Florida.