Elijah Moore, a 4-star wide receiver from the 2025 recruiting class, has officially committed to Florida State University, choosing the Seminoles over major SEC contenders, including Georgia, Alabama, and Clemson. This marks a significant victory for FSU, as Moore is considered one of the top wide receiver prospects in the nation. His decision to join Florida State adds to the program’s momentum as they continue to build a formidable recruiting class.
Standing at 6-foot-2 and possessing elite speed and agility, Moore has been a standout performer throughout his high school career. Known for his exceptional hands and ability to stretch the field, Moore has been a sought-after recruit by several powerhouse programs. His commitment to FSU is a huge win for head coach Mike Norvell and his staff, as the Seminoles look to strengthen their receiving corps and overall offensive attack.
The decision to pick Florida State was not an easy one for Moore, as he had offers from some of the most prestigious football programs in the country, including SEC giants Georgia and Alabama, and ACC powerhouse Clemson. The lure of playing for top-tier coaches and competing in major bowl games played a significant role in his recruitment. However, Moore ultimately decided that Florida State offered the best combination of coaching, playing time, and development potential for his future.
Florida State’s offense, led by Norvell, has seen significant improvement in recent years, with the program steadily returning to national relevance. Moore’s commitment gives the Seminoles a dynamic playmaker who could contribute early on in his career. His skill set is expected to be a perfect fit for FSU’s up-tempo, high-energy offense, which focuses on spreading the field and creating opportunities for wide receivers to make big plays.
The addition of Moore further strengthens Florida State’s position in the 2025 recruiting cycle, as the Seminoles continue to build a roster capable of competing for national championships. With Moore in the fold, FSU is poised to become a serious contender in both the ACC and the broader college football landscape.
