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Florida State entered fall camp with a three-man running back competition among Ousmane Kromah, Texas transfer Quintrevion Wisner and Samuel Singleton Jr., with no Week 0 starter selected.

RB coach Kam Martin expected the rotation to follow the hot hand and said scrimmage evaluation would emphasize tackle-breaking, ball security, pass protection and game-changing plays.

The offense planned substantial 21 personnel, using two backs in split-back looks and flexing their pass-catching options out to create space for QB Ashton Daniels in the run game.

Kromah brought the room's most explosive rushing and receiving upside, while Wisner supplied veteran value and proven pass protection after allowing seven pressures over 107 pass-blocking snaps across 2024 and 2025.

Singleton strengthened his case with improved receiving and pass blocking, while the broader run game retained inside zone as its base under OL coach Herb Hand with a few new wrinkles added for 2026.