'08 FL OT Rhonne Sanderson (FSU Verbal)

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'08 FL OT Rhonne Sanderson



Offensive tackle
Tampa (FL) Plant

Ht: 6-foot-4
Wt: 280 lbs
Class: 2008 (High School)

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Offensive lineman Rhonne Sanderson received an offer from Michigan State after visiting the campus this weekend. Sanderson is scheduled to visit Florida State next weekend.

“He liked it up there and they offered him,” Plant coach Robert Weiner said.

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OL Rhonne Sanderson (6-4 280) of Tampa is getting late, major interest, including some from USC. Sanderson is the brother of former USC lineman Watts Sanderson. He made an official visit to Michigan State over the weekend and has an offer from the Spartans. He will visit Florida State this coming weekend and was told by offensive line coach Rick Trickett he has a good shot at an offer from them. USC graduate assistant coach Cedric Williams contacted Sanderson recently and he's waiting to hear back. "They (USC) just got my film and are evaluating it," Sanderson said. Sanderson also has taken official visits to Western Kentucky and Ball State. He also has offers from Florida Atlantic, Florida International and Toledo.

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USC recruiter David Reaves is meeting with OL Rhonne Sanderson (6-4 280) of Tampa today. Sanderson has visited Western Kentucky, Ball State and Michigan State. He is scheduled to visit Florida State this weekend and would like to set a visit with USC. He is the brother of former USC lineman Watts Sanderson.

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From the FSU site. Sanderson will visit FSU this week, and Michigan next week. He says that FSU is his leader, and if they offer he will verbal on the spot.

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Plant’s Rhonne Sanderson committed to Florida State on Tuesday.

The offensive lineman visited the campus last weekend and the Seminoles offered a scholarship on Tuesday. The player who protected two of the top quarterbacks in the state the past two seasons will try to do the same for the Seminoles.

Sanderson also had offers from Michigan State, Ball State and Western Kentucky, and Michigan had invited him up for a visit this weekend. But he opted to go with Florida State.

“When you go 26-2 in two years, you don’t do that without a leader up front and that’s what Rhonne has been for us,” Plant coach Robert Weiner said. “This is a place he wanted to go his whole life.”