Myron Charles is an important aspect of Florida State’s 2025 recruiting strategy. That’s both real and figurative, given that Charles is a rising senior in high school, standing 6-foot-4 and weighing 295 pounds.
Charles is not only a top defensive line recruit, but he is also an in-state recruit, having grown up in Port Charlotte, Florida. According to head coach Mike Norvell, these are the types of recruits FSU has to attract in order to remain a championship contender.
The good news for Florida State, at least, is that as the Seminoles prepare for multiple scheduled official visits, the recruiting trail experts are optimistic about their chances of landing the huge defensive lineman.
“I admire Florida State’s current situation with Myron Charles. I spoke with him this week, and I believe they will continue to set the pace in this recruitment,” On3’s Steve Wiltfong recently stated. “Another program to keep an eye on is Texas, but the Seminoles, their play style, and how the coach develops defensive lineman. Being around outstanding players, as well as the spirit of this coaching staff, are all qualities that he values at the moment. I believe Florida State is in pole position when he begins his official trips.”
Charles has official visits scheduled for Florida (May 31), USC (June 7), Miami (June 14), and Florida State (June 21) this summer, but it appears that FSU is the team to beat here.
“They’ll push you to your limits while allowing athletes to be themselves. We have an excellent crew that will not let you down. The only one who can stop you is yourself. “Truly where stars come to shine,” the 4-star had previously said of the Seminoles.
According to the 247Sports Composite, Charles is the No. 12 defensive lineman in the 2025 class.
Leave a Reply