Seminole senior wide receiver Goldie Lawrence carries the ball downfield in a game during Mike Norvell’s 7v7 High School Camp on June 15, 2022, at FSU Rec SportsPlex.
Former Florida State football wide receiver Goldie Lawrence is returning to Tallahassee.
However, the redshirt freshman is going to the other side of the railroad tracks.
On Friday, Lawrence announced he’s transferring to play for the Florida A&M Rattlers.
Lawrence has four eligibility years remaining and initially transferred from FSU to UCF in April before re-entering the NCAA Transfer Portal.
Lawrence joining FAMU football adds him to a team competing for another Black College National Championship under first-year head coach James Colzie III, also a former FSU football player.
Other former Seminoles on the Rattlers’ roster are tight end Koby Gross, offensive linemen Jalen Goss and Christopher Williams, and defensive back Demorie Tate.
According to HERO Sports’ Sam Herder, Lawrence is FAMU’s 27th transfer from the Football Bowl Subdivision ranks, which is the most amongst Football Championship Subdivision teams this season.
Seminole senior wide receiver Goldie Lawrence (1) talks to Florida State head coach Mike Norvell during Norvell’s 7v7 high school camp on June 15, 2022, at FSU Rec SportsPlex.
Lawrence was ranked a consensus three-star by recruiting outlets 247Sports, On3, and Rivals.com, starring for Seminole High School in his hometown of Sanford, Florida.
While at Seminole High School, Lawrence complied 93 catches for 1,497 yards and 32 total touchdowns, ultimately landing him a spot to play at FSU.
Lawrence appeared in just one game versus Southern Miss during FSU’s ACC Championship run in 2023.
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Seminole senior wide receiver Goldie Lawrence lines up in a game during Mike Norvell’s 7v7 High…
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Author : Tallahassee Democrat
Publish date : 2024-07-13 09:10:11
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