TALLAHASSEE - Following the conclusion of their Elite Camp, Florida State University wasted no time in extending several new scholarship offers to promising athletes. The Seminoles are particularly keen on bolstering their offensive line and defensive positions, with a focus on securing talented prospects for the future.

One of the standout offers went to Trent Seaborn, a 2027 quarterback from Alabaster, Alabama. Seaborn impressed the Seminoles' coaching staff with his precision passing, arm strength, and overall skillset. Despite being in the early stages of his recruitment, Seaborn has garnered considerable interest, including offers from in-state rivals Alabama and Auburn.

Next on the list is Sean Poret, a 2025 three-star offensive lineman from Riverwood High School in Atlanta, Georgia. Poret caught the attention of offensive line coach Alex Atkins during workouts, leading to an offer from Florida State. At 6-foot-4 and 274 pounds, Poret possesses the ideal frame and measurements that the Seminoles' coaching staff values. He joins other offers from Boston College, Duke, USF, Vanderbilt, and more.

Michael Ionata, a 2026 offensive lineman from Clearwater, Florida, also received an offer from Florida State. Standing at an impressive 6-foot-6 and weighing 290 pounds, Ionata showcased excellent footwork, a strong punch, and the ability to compete against a talented defensive line group. His family has strong ties to Florida State, with his uncle and father both having played for the Seminoles.

Jai'Vale Fredericks, an offensive lineman from Daphne, Alabama, also earned an offer after displaying good feet and impressive measurements. Despite being in the early stages of his recruitment, Fredericks has drawn interest from several programs, including Alabama, Auburn, and Louisville.

The Seminoles also extended an offer to Hunter Hill, a massive 2028 offensive lineman from Fort Valley, Georgia. Standing at 6-foot-3 and weighing 300 pounds, Hill possesses a wide-bodied frame and moves well for his size. With football pedigree in his family, Hill is expected to receive plenty of attention as his recruitment progresses.

In the defensive department, Florida State offered Jake Kreul, a highly-regarded 2026 four-star edge player from Bishop Moore High School in Orlando, Florida. Kreul's exceptional understanding of utilizing his frame and quickness off the line make him a formidable pass rusher. His impressive offer list reflects his productivity and skillset.

Joining the list of new scholarship recipients is Jake Godfree, a 2027 linebacker from Suwanee, Georgia. Godfree's physicality, speed, and solid measurements align with what Florida State looks for in linebackers. With over a dozen offers already received, Godfree is shaping up to be a highly sought-after prospect.

Lastly, Chauncey Davis Jr., a 2026 cornerback from Suwanee, Georgia, received an offer after his participation in the Elite Camp. Davis is known for his strength, competitiveness, and ability to excel in tight spaces. Alongside his offer from Florida State, he holds offers from UConn, Michigan State, USF, and others.

The Seminoles' coaching staff is confident that their latest scholarship offers will help strengthen the team's future roster. As the recruitment process continues, these athletes have exciting prospects ahead and will have a chance to make their mark in college football.