Ingram Smith Bud Elliot back again for another episode of the Noel cast but yesterday we did a

Podcast where we were had intentions of kind of completely summarizing the Jimbo Fisher camp and kind of having a quick overview as to the macro

perspective of where Florida State's class stood and we got about an hour into it just short of an hour and we're still wrapping up the

offensive side of the ball. So we ended up deciding to do two of these. We'll release

them as kind of a paired product if you will and with that we'll go ahead and shift

our focus to the defensive side of the ball and we'll start on the interior

and work our way out. Yeah, let's do this.

Florida State did a great job of getting talented defensive tackles into the camp.

Now they already have two of them, right?

They got Jayland Parks, they got Corey Durden, both of Newberry High School.

We've discussed those kids on a previous episode.

They made the trip up for the weekend so they could recruit Marvin Wilson, who's the guy I'm going to start talking about now,

the number one defensive tackle in the land.

Tim Brewster's been doing a great job recruiting him out of the Houston area.

Bel Air Texas Episcopal High School, very good player, had a chance to see him at the Houston Nike camp, came away very

impressed, looked great at Florida State's camp as well. And I think it's impressive that

Florida State's two commitments at the position,

want to add a third because they understand

that keeping fresh legs and not taking all those snaps

is probably a good thing if you're trying to get to the league.

But Wilson's seem to be having a blast at

Florida State. In fact, Jayland Parks said that Wilson told him Florida State

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