Breaking: Former FSU football commit Justin Nunn has entered the transfer portal once again, determined to find a new program where he can contribute. His football journey has been a rollercoaster of success and hardship, but his resilience remains unshaken.
Nunn was originally recruited by Jimbo Fisher’s staff at FSU in 2017 but was a non-qualifier, sending him to JUCO. A car accident during his first semester resulted in injuries that led to multiple transfers. Despite these setbacks, he managed to win both a state championship at North Florida and a national championship at Birmingham JC.
His stops at UCF and VUL were derailed by institutional issues, but he continued to fight for opportunities. At MDA JUCO, he found success again, leading his team to a conference title as both a quarterback and tight end. His latest stop at Alabama A&M was cut short due to a campus housing crisis affecting over 130 students.
With four years of eligibility remaining and immediate eligibility waivers, Nunn is ready for his next opportunity.
Which school will take advantage of this talent and determination?
