Florida State Offers Extremely Talented 2027 Quarterback

The Seminoles have extended a new offer to a tantalizing prospect in the 2027 class.
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Florida State has extended a new scholarship offer in the 2027 class.

On Thursday, the Seminoles offered rising junior quarterback Peyton Houston, who is coming off a record-breaking sophomore campaign. He mentioned head coach Mike Norvell, offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn, and quarterbacks coach Tony Tokarz when sharing the news on social media.

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This past fall, Houston completed 310/443 passes (70%) for 4,480 yards with 38 touchdowns to six interceptions while rushing 105 times for 690 yards and seven touchdowns. He had seven games of 300+ passing yards, including a whopping 817 yards on 53/65 passing for eight touchdowns and zero interceptions in a 77-76 loss to Captain Shreve High School on October 10.

The Louisiana native set the Evangel Christian Academy single-season record with 5,170 yards of total offense.

Houston already has 25+ offers to his name. Outside of Florida State, programs like LSU, Florida, Georgia, Miami, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, and Texas A&M. The next step for the Seminoles will be getting him to Tallahassee for a visit.

The 6-foot-0, 195 pound quarterback has not been ranked in the 2027 class by 247Sports.

Florida State does not yet hold a commitment in its 2027 class.

Houston is the seventh quarterback in the 2027 class that the Seminoles have offered.


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Dustin Lewis
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