The transfer portal has been kind to Florida State coach Mike Norvell. Florida's Billy Napier should hope for similar success when he dives in deep this offseason.
The 16th-ranked Seminoles are likely to start seven transfers on offense when they host the rival Gators on Friday night. The list includes dynamic quarterback Jordan Travis , leading rusher Trey Benson and leading receiver Johnny Wilson .
“If there’s a right player that might have a little more experience or can come in and make that immediate impact, that still fits our locker room and what we’re building, then obviously we will explore all those things,” Norvell said. Napier is expected to wade further into the portal pool in Year 2, especially since the Gators are losing nine scholarship players to graduation and already have seen another eight guys leave the program in the past month.
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