Daylan McCutcheon Flips Commitment to Texas

Four-star wide receiver Daylan McCutcheon has flipped his commitment from Florida State to Texas, marking a significant loss for the Seminoles' 2025 recruiting class. This switch follows Florida State's disappointing 1-5 start to the 2024 season and is part of a trend with several top prospects, including Myron Charles, leaving the program. McCutcheon, ranked as ESPN's No. 134 prospect, was initially committed to Florida State since July but opted for Texas, joining a strong recruiting class that includes multiple top-15 wide receivers. The Longhorns now have commitments from 13 ESPN 300 prospects, strengthening their position as a top contender. Florida State's class has been significantly weakened, dropping in rankings and losing crucial commitments as the team struggles on the field. McCutcheon cited proximity to home as a factor, having played high school football in Texas, and had considered offers from several top programs before his decision.