4 -Sam Greer’s 4 -star appreciating his capabilities, which is why the FSU was part of his recent trip to Sunshine State – 247Sports

Tallahassee-Aro (Ohio) Archbishop Hoban Four Star Offens Sam Greer Last week, he made his way to the condition of the sun. The trip included a stop in Florida Friday, followed by Florida On Saturday for a junior day. He explained why he made the trip to the state of the sun.

“Really just look at my options. Look what I have. I have a good connection with Florida and now I build one with FSU,” Greer said.

Greer has more than 20 offers. FSU officially offered on January 10 this year. Ohio, Michigan, Pen State and many other regional variants are in the mixture. There are no forecasts for the 247Sports.com crystal ball. So, is he interested in leaving home and heading south to his collegial career?

“That’s why I’m here right now,” Greer said.

6-core-6.5, 310-pound liner enjoyed its time around Seminoles.

“It was great,” Greer said. “It was big for me to go down here and finally to see the place and meet with the coaching staff. See what they have for the next season.”

Before the visit, Greer’s main contact with Seminoles was the assistant coach of the Cooper Williams offensive line. Williams was involved in greenery last season when he was hired by Missouri. This connection was transferred to Williams to return to FSU.

Saturday gives Greer a chance to meet the offensive line coach Herb further.

“I just met the coach’s hand today,” Greer said. “His summary is second place. He is a great person. A family man. Love his energy. He will carry it every day.”

He also has a chance to spend some time with a chief coach Mike Norvel During his Saturday visit.

“It was my second meeting I had with him,” Greer said. “He’s high energy. He will always have so much energy so that he was cool to have a meeting with him. He’s real.

“All the coaches here are real,” Greer added. “They won’t be the one to you. Everyone is here to win, obviously, and the business wins. So they all realize it.”

He intends to return to FSU in the coming months.

“I’ll probably go back to the spring ball,” Greer said. “The big thing for me is to see the coach of the coaches. Look what they will last. They finish eight this year, so they are in high demand for o-linemen.”

Greer mentioned that other schools he hopes to see in the spring and down the road include Florida, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio and Tennessee.

He hopes to decide until the end of the summer, but depending on how things go with official visits, it can be later.

Greer is ranked as No. 164 a common perspective and No. 14 offensive projectile in the country by the composite ranking of 247Sports.com. It is considered to be a No. 9 perspective of Ohio.