Five former FSU football stars were selected to the United Football League . The Florida State quintet played more than 150 games for the Seminoles.
FLORIDA STATE SEMINOLES
Five former Florida State football players were selected in the first round of the United Football League Dispersion Draft. The UFL is a spring football league that is a combination of the XFL and the USFL. The
former FSU players selected were offensive lineman Jazston Turnetine, linebacker Marvin Wilson, linebacker Deondre Francois, linebacker Reggie Northrup and cornerback Levonta Taylor.
Five former Seminoles combined to play more than 150 games for Florida State.
In a sad but exciting moment, Turentine was carted off the field after suffering a lower-body injury during the final offensive snap of the 2022 season.
After playing his final college game in the Cheez-It Bowl, the entire team The Florida State team jumped on the bandwagon to support him. The Noles won 35-32 against the Oklahoma Sooners.
Marvin Wilson played for the Philadelphia Eagles for two years. Appeared in two career games and recorded seven tackles.
Deondre Francois played for the Orlando Guardians of the XFL in 2023. He played in four games, throwing for 140 yards, three interceptions and three touchdowns.
UReggie Northrup is a professional. The Jacksonville native was added to the Los Angeles Rams’ practice squad in December 2016 and was activated in February 2017. He was then released from the team in June.
In 2020, Northrup returns to combat sports. He has a record of 7-0, including his most recent victory in a vacant fight via unanimous decision in September.
Finally, Levonta Taylor played for the USFL’s Michigan Panthers. Recorded 40 hits. The
Seminole Five will look to make a name for themselves in the newly announced UFC.
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