#91 – Derrick Nnadi

Defensive Tackle – 6’1″ 305 lbs – Freshman

Derrick Nnadi was a bit of a late, but very welcome addition to the Noles 2014 recruiting class.  Hailing from Virginia Beach, VA, Nnadi was one of the top ranked defensive tackles in the nation – rated as the 7th best in the nation and a 4* by the 247 Composite.  Florida State only earned his commitment on signing day over the likes of Ohio State, Virginia Tech, Notre Dame, Ole Miss, Tennessee, etc.  A strong, quick, interior player with good hands and a good motor, Nnadi might just come in and give the Noles some quality snaps right away like Timmy Jernigan was able to do a few years ago.

Seminoles in History…

#91 – Jeff Womble

Defensive Tackle/Nose Guard – 6’3″ 306 lbs – 1999-2003

Jeff Womble started out his career in Tallahassee with a bang, well after a redshirt season that is. He was named to a couple of Freshman All-American Teams in 2000. Statistically, his freshman season was his best in Tallahassee as he career highs in tackles, sacks, forced fumbles, and QB hurries. Womble was a consistent contributor all 4 seasons with the Noles totaling 163 tackles and 32 tackles for loss with 5 sacks.  Playing alongside Darnell Dockett, Womble held his own and didn’t allow teams to double Dockett as often as they would have liked and the duo formed quite a formidable interior for the Noles.

#91 In History

John Martin (58)
Ricky Satterfield (70)
Nat Henderson (73, 75)
Carlton Jones (78)
John Diamantas (79, 80)
Brent Reedy (82, 83)
Willie Tilton (83)
Jesse Soloman (84)
Anthony Johnson (85, 86)
Deondri Clark (89, 90, 91, 92)
Tra Thomas (93)
Kevin Emanuel (98)
Jeff Womble (99, 00, 01, 02, 03)
Emmanuel Dunbar (06, 07, 08)
Craig Yarborough (09)
Cornellius Carradine (11, 12)