The Florida State Seminoles have seen strong returns on the recruiting trail since the middle of May, bulking up their #Tribe27 class.The additions included a few blue-chip prospects such as four-star defensive lineman Sam LeJeune, four-star wide receiver Sean Green, four-star running back Jayden Miles, and four-star linebacker Jernard Albright.READ MORE: FSU Football QB Ashton Daniels Just Received a Brutal RankingWith that being said, Florida State is lacking at one of the most important positions in the sport. The Seminoles have failed to land a single offensive lineman in the recruiting cycle.That's not something you can overlook, as FSU's production in the trenches has lacked for over a decade. Position coach Herb Hand put together a successful season by starting five transfers a year ago.History tells us that method is unsustainable, making it pretty important for the Seminoles to get developmental prospects in the building that they can mold over the coming years.Florida State will have to keep looking for now.Four-Star OL DaJohn Yarborough Chooses Cal Over Florida StateDaJohn Yarborough/TwitterOn Saturday, four-star interior offensive lineman DaJohn Yarborough announced his commitment to Cal. Yarborough chose the Golden Bears over Florida State, Washington, and Mississippi State.Florida State and Cal were considered the two primary contenders going into the weekend. Ultimately, Yarborough will remain on the West Coast, much to the dismay of the Seminoles.Yarborough was one of Florida State's top options up front. Plus, he was really the only offensive lineman that the Seminoles had any traction with.To make matters even worse and to highlight the issue at hand, Florida State only hosted a single offensive lineman for an official visit this summer. That prospect just picked Cal.Hand did put effort into this recruitment. The Seminoles offered Yarborough over a year ago. Hand even went out to Arizona in May to spend time with Yarborough and got the massive recruit to campus multiple times.It just wasn't enough to beat out the Golden Bears.The 6-foot-5, 340-pound offensive lineman is regarded as the No. 426 overall prospect, the No. 25 IOL, and the No. 9 recruit in Arizona in the 2027 class, according to the 247Sports Composite Ratings.This isn't the first time that Florida State has lost a recruit to a California program this summer. Three-star athlete Marquis Fennell picked Stanford over the Seminoles last month.There's no real telling where Florida State goes from here. The Seminoles did offer international offensive tackle Oscar Webersink, who appears to be trending to Penn State.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 Along The Offensive Line For The 2026 Season?Nate Pabst, Redshirt SeniorXavier Chaplin, Redshirt SeniorAndre' Otto, Redshirt JuniorBradyn Joiner, Redshirt JuniorChimdia Nwaiwu, Redshirt JuniorSteven Moore, JuniorJon Daniels, Redshirt SophomoreJayden Todd, Redshirt SophomorePaul Bowling, SophomoreSean Poret, Redshirt FreshmanChastan Brown, Redshirt FreshmanSandman Thompson, Redshirt FreshmanJakobe Green, FreshmanMichael Ionata, FreshmanLuke Francis, FreshmanSteven Pickard, FreshmanNikau Hepi, FreshmanDonald Akhibi, 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