The Seminoles have extended a scholarship offer to an intriguing do-it-all athlete.
The Seminoles are continuing to search for talented prospects to fill out the final couple of open spots in their 2024 class. That pursuit has led to at least one new name popping up on the recruiting board late in the cycle.On Monday evening, four-star safety Koi Perich announced on social media that he had picked up an offer from Florida State. Perich is a top-100 prospect who has been committed to Minnesota since April.
That's not all the Minnesota native does, however. He's racked up over 1,000 career points in basketball and holds a state title in the long jump that he won in tenth grade. Perich has been a state qualifier in the triple jump and 200-meter dash. He ran a 10.89-second 100-meter dash as a junior. 247Sports placed him at No. 5 on their 2023 Freaks List.
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