Karlos May includes Florida State in top four choices for college commitment
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 18, 2026, 4:15 PM
Last updated Jun 18, 2026
College SportsKarlos May, a four-star defensive lineman, has moved his commitment date to July 18, narrowing his choices to Florida State, Georgia, Ohio State, and Auburn. After taking an unofficial visit to Florida State in April and an official visit at the end of May, he feels valued by the Seminoles as they prioritize his recruitment. Currently, Georgia leads in his recruitment, with Ohio State close behind, creating a challenging path for Florida State as they aim for a strong finish leading up to his decision next month.
- •Karlos May will announce his college decision on July 18.
- •Florida State is among four schools in contention, alongside Georgia, Ohio State, and Auburn.
- •May has expressed feeling prioritized by Florida State's coaching staff.
- •Georgia currently leads in May's recruitment, with Ohio State following closely.
- •Florida State aims for a strong push in recruiting efforts before May's decision.
- 4:15 PMYahoo Sports — Florida State in top four schools for blue-chip DL
"Blue-chip defensive lineman Karlos May has moved his commitment date to July 18, and Florida State is one of the four schools he'll choose from.
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