Florida State freshmen Devin Carter and Izayia Williams gain national recognition
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 10, 2026, 11:02 AM
Last updated Aug 10, 2026
Florida State's Devin Carter and Izayia Williams are highlighted in ESPN's list of 51 freshmen to watch for the 2026 college football season. Carter, a wide receiver, is recognized as the No. 2 ACC freshman, while linebacker Williams is ranked No. 4. Both have impressive high school pedigrees, with Carter's family connections to the program further elevating his profile. Their recognition suggests they may play significant roles in the upcoming season under Florida State's coaching staff, particularly in a competitive receiver and linebacker group.
- •Carter ranked as No. 2 ACC freshman by ESPN.
- •Williams ranked as No. 4 ACC freshman by ESPN.
- •Carter is the son of former Seminole Dexter Carter.
- •Carter caught 26 passes for 431 yards and 5 touchdowns in high school.
- •Williams recorded 125 tackles and contributed offensively in high school.
- 11:02 AMYahoo Sports — Two Florida State freshmen draw national attention
"Florida State wide receiver Devin Carter and linebacker Izayia Williams were named among ESPN’s 51 freshmen poised to make an impact in 2026.
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