Ingram Smith Bud Elliot back again for another episode of the Noel cast Bud going to have a post-Jimboe Fisher camp discussion

Take a look at the offensive side of the ball, and then we'll switch over, have a discussion that centers on the defensive side of the ball, but a impressive June camp, a follow-up camp here in July that will get your thoughts on you were there again

But a place in time where we can really kind of have a conversation that has a decent idea, not necessarily an exact idea as to what this

class will look like, but we certainly have a pretty significant rough draft, if you will, to work off of, and we won't spend a whole lot of time talking about this

but you can even look and project ahead to 2018 to an extent as well so we'll

start with the offensive side of the ball and just

get your thoughts in general as to the camp that you just witnessed the camp season if you

will of the two camps together and kind of where Florida State stands as they move into

the period where both their season starts and a lot of these high school kids season starts

certainly the obligations to their team is starting in the next couple weeks

to our summer camp and pre-season camp.

So recruiting does kind of take a pretty significant turn here for the next couple months and

we're kind of at a place where we can survey the landscape to an extent if you

will. That's right anger. I'm glad to be back here talking just got finished up with a whole bunch of travel in June.

I know we talked briefly after the opening and for Florida State purposes that the

Jim O'Fisher Camp obviously has more value for us than does the opening because you get to see a lot more prospects.

Not only prospects who are going to be seniors, but also prospects who are going to be juniors and prospects who are going to be sophomores and even some kids who are just now getting into high school.

As we sit here tonight on Friday, yeah, we're recording us on a Friday night because this is, well, we had no lives.

And I've got a little bit of a cold, so I'm not going to be hitting at heart tonight.

Fort State has 11 commitments in its class. Nine of them are rated four or five stars.

That is one of the best classes in the country. I think there's only

six or seven teams that have as many or more blue chip players. And at this time in the

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