The brutal reality of the modern age of college football is the fact that most players won't end their careers where they began.The NCAA Transfer Portal has become more popular than ever, creating unprecedented movement across the sport.READ MORE: FSU Football QB Ashton Daniels Just Received a Brutal RankingThat instability is beginning to trickle down to the prep level, as high school athletes are switching schools, and sometimes even states, at a rapid pace.One of Florida State's longtime commitments is making a change ahead of the 2026 season.FSU Commit Switching High Schools Before Senior SeasonJemari Foreman/TwitterEarlier this week, three-star safety and FSU pledge Jemari Foreman transferred from Plantation High School to West Boca Raton High School.Foreman will spend his senior season at West Boca Raton, which went 13-2 and secured a state championship last year. He joins a defense that includes recruits such as four-star defensive lineman Jamar Thompson, three-star defensive end Javion Herrington, and three-star defensive back Loia Valade.The move puts Foreman in one of the top divisions in the state, meaning he'll face plenty of quality competition this fall.Breaking: 3⭐️ S Jemari Foreman (@9Gumbie ) has TRANSFERRED to 2x State Champion West Boca Raton Foreman has been verbally committed to Florida State since September 2025 pic.twitter.com/cnHgxGEysm— New Era Prep (@EraPrep) July 8, 2026Foreman shut down his recruitment last month shortly after officially visiting Florida State. He's the only defensive back in the fold for the Seminoles at this point. Foreman committed to the program last September.During his junior season, Foreman established himself as one of the top recruits in Florida. He totaled 70 tackles, 9 tackles for loss, 1 sack, 2 forced fumbles, 11 pass deflections, and 10 interceptions, 2 of which he returned for touchdowns.Foreman helped lead Plantation High School to a playoff appearance. He recorded five or more tackles in eight games, including a season-high 11 tackles, 1 tackle for loss, 1 forced fumble, 3 pass deflections, and 2 interceptions in a 28-6 victory against South Broward High School on September 19.The 6-foot-0, 180-pound defensive back is regarded as the No. 633 overall prospect, the No. 61 S, and the No. 52 recruit in Florida in the 2027 class, according to the 247Sports Composite Ratings.Information On Florida State's 2027 ClassFlorida State holds 13 verbal commitments in #Tribe27, which ranks No. 59 in the country.Who Is Committed To FSU In The 2027 Class?Three-Star QB Logan FlahertyFour-Star RB Jayden MilesFour-Star WR Sean GreenThree-Star WR Majay ThompsonThree-Star TE Connor WinnFour-Star DE Anthony CavallaroThree-Star DE Jaxon HollyFour-Star DL Sam LeJeuneThree-Star DL Eric Vaulx Jr.Four-Star LB Jernard AlbrightThree-Star LB Olrick Johnson IIIThree-Star LB CJ OhuabunwaThree-Star DB Jemari ForemanWho Does Florida State Have In The Defensive Backfield For The 2026 Season?Ashlynd Barker, Redshirt SeniorDonny Hiebert, SeniorQuindarrius Jones, SeniorKJ Kirkland, Redshirt JuniorJa'Bril Rawls, Redshirt JuniorKarson Hobbs, JuniorNehemiah Chandler, Redshirt SophomoreCJ Richard Jr., Redshirt SophomoreJarvis Boatwright, Redshirt SophomoreCharles Lester III, Redshirt SophomoreRicky Knight III, Redshirt SophomoreJamari Howard, Redshirt SophomoreMa'Khi Jones, SophomoreGregory Xavier Thomas, Redshirt FreshmanMax Redmon, Redshirt FreshmanAntonio Cromartie Jr., Redshirt FreshmanChauncey Kennon, FreshmanDarryl Bell III, FreshmanJordan Crutchfield, FreshmanSign up for our free newsletter and follow us on Facebook, X , and Instagram for the latest news.Add us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow
Florida State Commit Transfers High Schools Ahead Of Senior Year
The longtime FSU pledge is making a switch.
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