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Florida State football lands commitment from local 2024 defensive tackle Keishawn Mashburn

Quincy (Fla.) 2024 defensive tackle Keishawn Mashburn received his first offer from FSU in January and has visited campus a few times since.

Quincy (Fla.) 2024 defensive tackle Keishawn Mashburn received his first offer from FSU in January and has visited campus a few times since.

Florida State has added a local commit to its 2024 recruiting class.

Quincy Munroe Day School defensive tackle Keishawn Mashburn announced his pledge to the Seminoles Saturday evening on Instagram Live.

FSU was the first reported offer for Mashburn, who currently stands at 6-foot-2, 280 pounds, back in January. He’s since taken three visits to FSU’s campus in January, March and for a football camp in June.

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A number of other schools came in with offers after FSU including Oregon, West Virginia, Georgia Tech, Mississippi State and Ole Miss. However, the offer to stay close to home and play for the Seminoles was too tempting for Mashburn to pass up.

As a sophomore at Munroe, Mashburn had 46 tackles and five sacks on defense. On offense, he played some on the offensive line and also carried the ball 36 times for 108 yards with seven touchdowns. He also averaged 6.9 points and 5.4 rebounds per game this past spring for the Munroe basketball team.

He won’t overlap with all of them but Mashburn will join a growing presence of local players suiting up for the Seminoles should he enroll.

Linebacker Amari Gainer is from Tallahassee while defensive back Travis Jay and offensive lineman Zane Herring come from Madison County, about an hour east of Tallahassee.

Mashburn is not yet ranked by 247Sports and Rivals, but that should change in the near future after his recruitment has blown up over the last few months.

He’s the fifth member of FSU’s 2024 class, which currently ranks as the second best in the country, albeit early in the process.

FSU’s 2024 class is currently highlighted by a pair of top-100 recruits in running back Kameron Davis and safety Jordan Pride.

Florida State’s 2024 recruiting class

Quarterback

Luke Kromenhoek – Benedictine Military School – Savannah, Ga. – No. 386 overall recruit, No. 32 quarterback

Running back

Kameron Davis – Dougherty High – Albany, Ga. – No. 27 overall recruit, No. 5 athlete in 2024 class 

Wide receiver

Camdon Frier – Suwannee High – Live Oak, Fla. – No. 257 overall recruit, No. 36 wide receiver

Defensive tackle

Keishawn Mashburn – Munroe Day School – Quincy, Fla. – N/A

Safety

Jordan Pride – Blountstown High – Blountstown, Fla. – No. 74 overall recruit, No. 8 safety in 2024 class

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This article originally appeared on Tallahassee Democrat: FSU bolsters second-ranked 2024 class with local defensive tackle