FSU protective stars Verse, Robinson to play bowl

Florida State All-ACC protective end Jared Verse and All-ACC safety Jammie Robinson said they plan to play in the Seminoles’ approaching bowl game.Both players spoke with press reporters Wednesday after their very first bowl practice as No. 13 Florida State(9-3) gets ready for its first postseason game because 2019. Florida State will learn its bowl destination when statements are made Sunday.Verse appeared at No. 25 on the most recent NFL draft huge board by ESPN’s

Mel Kiper Jr. Verse is ranked as the No. 4 protective end in the 2023 draft class by both Kiper and ESPN’s Todd McShay, while ESPN’s Jordan Reid has Verse ranked at No. 3.”Through whatever, I intend on playing in the bowl game no matter what, try to offer my

best effort,” Verse stated.”I’m still choosing what I’ll provide for the future. ” 1 Associated Verse, who moved from Albany to Florida State for the 2022

season, said there are a lot of aspects that will go into making his decision about whether to come back or head to the draft.” There’s a lot going into it, injury risk, what could take place, opportunities I fall,”Verse said.Robinson is ranked as the No. 7 draft-available security by Kiper, while McShay and Reid each have Robinson at No. 5. Though draft-eligible players have increasingly avoided championship game over the last few years,

Robinson said there was no debating his decision.”That ain’t no debate,”he stated.”I enjoy football, I enjoy the game. That’s what I’m here for.

I’m a team person. It’s another opportunity to display what I do and what I love.”Inquired about players who have actually avoided bowls, Robinson said:”I seem like men like that, they’re going to regret it in the end. You can’t take it for given. I’m going to miss out on college football. I want to get every game in. I like football, I love the game. I’m here for Florida State for sure. “