Ingram Suth, Bud Elliott back again for another episode, the No Cast, but a little bit of departure from our normal kind of scattering that exists over the summer.

We're going to have a kind of a one topic conversation here, focus predominantly on recruiting and the Saturday night live event that Florida State just wrapped up a lot of different recruits to speak on some that have transferred from recruits to commitments and other kids at Florida States placed themselves in a much better position than maybe they were going into the weekend.

And so as always, thank you to our friends and new Iberia Louisiana, fantastic product that is Louisiana hot sauce, very lucky that we're able to pair with them, work with them and brag about something that the two of us authentically enjoy and as always want to give a tip of the hat to our title sponsor before we jump into a little weekend recap here.

This show is going to be hot. It just makes sense that it is presented by Louisiana hot sauce. We have a lot to get to tonight and we want to get this to you early in the morning. So what do you say we start with a new business and that means new commits anger three on the weekend that we're public and we'll start with those first and then we'll get to the two, the two silent commits and heck there even be more to be honest.

First up, we have Lloyd Willis offensive tackle. Yes, I said offensive tackle, not maybe a tackle, maybe guard. No, like just straight out offensive tackle Lloyd Willis six foot six, six foot seven, close to 300.

If you look at him right now, just being totally honest here, he's not yet a very good football player. He is however, like I said, six six six seven, close to 300 pounds and pretty darn athletic.

He's a guy who I got to watch a lot. I was down on the field, you know, during warmups and then obviously went up and stands to take video and whatnot and very impressed with how he moved but also very attentive to coach Randy Clements, the offensive line coach.

Taking coaching, he's a guy who understands he has to learn, get better in proven and he was eager to do that. I spoke with him after the event and I said this really quick interview. He had to jump in a car.

I said, Lloyd, why Florida state? He said, well, it's Florida state and it just felt like home to me. I said, all right, there you go. And that was really that offered list, not great.

I think he had fam, if I you, a couple of things, but clearly Florida state has seen some stuff in him that they like to me. He's not an early impact kid because of how raw he is.

He's one of the kids in this class who I would project to be a little bit higher ceiling to be honest because he has not played very much football. He has played a good amount of basketball.

And I know you and I have discussed on this show before the need to balance out your four kids with your ceiling kids, assuming that you're not going to be like 2010 Alabama to have nothing but you know, he leads ceilingly four kids throughout the entire class.

Yeah, I mean, look, it's a pretty athletic prospect with a good build on him.

Myself personally always a couple of high schools down in Miami that when you see you know that you are probably probably in the right area when it comes to targeting kids, I'd include killing in that maybe not quite the talent producer that others are, but good to get kids down in that area and a Florida state of chance to evaluate him, look at him and comfortable extended a commitment.

I have confidence that that was a good decision and will be interested to see what Mr Willis develops into over the years.

Another offense attack that committed to Florida State over the weekend, a kid from the West Coast of Florida, the Gulf Coast of Florida, Thomas Schrader, offense attack, what about 6'5, 280 buds somewhere in that area?

Yeah, he said it was 6'4 1 1 2 2 3. So Mr Schrader is nothing if not specific.

This was I think his fourth visit to Florida State in the last, I don't know, let's call it in 2018.

He's the guy we've spoken about previously been tracking.

Now they like him in offense attack. They also like him at guard, heck, he may even be able to play center.

The number one thing they like is his versatility as he explained to us.

Funny story here. So I go and I think he's a good player. To me, he's almost the exact opposite of Willis and that I think he is very much a high floor guy.

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