What's there to be learned from the Florida State Seminoles spring game? Brian Pellerin, Juan Montalvo, Max Escarpio, and Jon Marchant jump on to discuss lessons learned and takeaways.

The new era of college football arrived last summer with open season for student-athletes to cash in on their name, image and likeness.

Recruiting has added a new (or maybe old depending on how pure you believe the sport has been in the past) aspect that requires programs to have boosters willing and able to win bidding wars to land the nation’s best players and compete at the highest level.

So do the Florida State Seminoles have the pockets to keep up? Does their current run of missing bowl games hold them back? And how can they capitalize on this new NIL system and push themselves to the forefront?

Brian Pellerin, Jon Marchant and Juan Montalvo answer those questions and look toward how the program fits into the future of college football as the sport’s leadership eyes the next evolution as well.

Are you feeling the football lull? Don’t worry, you're not alone in counting the 201 (yes, we did the math) days until the Florida State Seminoles are back on the field in a regular season game.

Until then, we can talk roster construction and season expectations.

This week, we got two headlines in both of those categories with a pretty quiet National Signing Day and the release of Florida State’s schedule for this fall.

Is there a takeaway from the quiet finish to the traditional recruiting season? And what is a reasonable expectation for Mike Norvell’s team as he enters his third year at the helm? The Seminole Wrap crew — Brian Pellerin, Juan Montalvo and Jon Marchant — answer those questions and more in this week’s episode as we await the start of spring football.