Breaking: Ole Miss TE Caden Prieskorn Commits to Florida State
Flipping From Rebels to Seminoles
The news spread like wildfire through the college football community. Caden Prieskorn, the standout tight end for Ole Miss, had done the unthinkable—he flipped his commitment to Florida State. Fans, analysts, and players were all asking the same question: Why?
Caden sat in his living room, the Florida sun streaming through the windows of his new apartment. A bold move? Sure. But for the 6’5”, 245-pound athlete, it was about more than football. It was about legacy.
“When I visited Tallahassee, it just felt… different,” he said in an impromptu press conference. “The culture, the fans, the opportunities Coach Norvell laid out for me—it all just clicked.”
Prieskorn’s decision didn’t come lightly. Just months ago, he was a cornerstone of the Ole Miss offense, celebrated as a Rebel through and through. The announcement of his transfer sent shockwaves through Rebel Nation. Social media was ablaze with mixed reactions—some thanking him for his contributions, others expressing betrayal.
But for Prieskorn, it wasn’t about the noise. He had his eyes set on something bigger.
At Florida State, he saw a team on the rise, poised to reclaim its spot among college football’s elite. He envisioned himself catching game-winning touchdowns in front of a roaring Doak Campbell Stadium crowd, a sea of garnet and gold chanting his name. He imagined postseason glory, maybe even a championship run.
Ole Miss fans watched helplessly as their star player packed his bags. Meanwhile, Seminoles fans welcomed him with open arms, heralding the arrival of the missing piece in their offense.
The move was a gamble, but Caden thrived on pressure. As he suited up in his new jersey for the first time, he felt the weight of his decision—and the exhilaration of the challenge ahead.
“Let’s do this,” he muttered under his breath, stepping onto the practice field, ready to prove he had made the right choice.
And so, Caden Prieskorn’s journey began anew—not as a Rebel, but as a Seminole, with a future as bright as the Florida skies above.