Teriq Mallory Commits to Florida State Football

Teriq Mallory, a three-star wide receiver from Cheshire Academy in Connecticut, has flipped his commitment from West Virginia to Florida State after an official visit over the weekend. Initially committed to the Mountaineers since June, his decision to switch came shortly after West Virginia fired head coach Neal Brown. Mallory, who stands 6-foot-5 and weighs 190 pounds, expressed that his visit exceeded his high expectations, calling Florida State his 'dream school.' He appreciated the coaching staff, particularly head coach Mike Norvell's hands-on approach, despite the Seminoles lacking a wide receivers coach following Ron Dugans' firing. With Mallory's commitment, Florida State's 2025 recruiting class now includes 13 pledges and moves up in national rankings. Mallory had a standout senior season, recording 49 receptions for 691 yards and eight touchdowns.