Four-star OL Tyrie Davis-Winn to visit FSU for season opener
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 1, 2026, 9:05 PM
Last updated Aug 1, 2026
Four-star offensive tackle Tyrie Davis-Winn will visit Florida State University when they host New Mexico State on August 29. Davis-Winn, who ranked No. 219 overall and No. 26 among offensive tackles in the 247Sports composite, expressed excitement about experiencing the program firsthand. This visit comes after FSU's scholarship offer to him in June, with several more visits planned during the season to other schools like Georgia Tech and Penn State. His recruitment is gaining momentum as FSU looks to bolster its offensive line for the upcoming cycle.
- •Tyrie Davis-Winn will visit FSU on August 29 against New Mexico State.
- •He received a scholarship offer from FSU in June.
- •Davis-Winn ranks No. 219 overall and No. 26 among offensive tackles.
- •He plans additional visits to Georgia Tech, Penn State, and others this season.
- •FSU seeks to enhance its 2028 recruiting class with him and other lineman targets.
- 9:05 PMYahoo Sports — Blue-chip OL target to attend FSU vs. New Mexico State
"The FSU Seminoles will host four-star offensive tackle Tyrie Davis-Winn on a visit when they play the New Mexico State Aggies.
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