Gustin, a 6-foot-5, 237-pound junior, has 26 Division I scholarship offers. Florida State was the latest to jump on the Gustin bandwagon, and interest from Michigan, Nebraska and Texas could lead to more offers.

"My whole life I’ve dreamed about playing at the Division I level, so this is really exciting to me," Gustin said. "I would like to keep my options open as long as possible, but I don’t think I’ll wait until signing day [in February]."

Gustin was interested in BYU but after meeting with its coaching staff in December, he was told the Cougars didn’t have a linebacker scholarship available for 2017, the year Gustin is projected to play.

He plans on serving an LDS Church mission following his senior year. Gustin is ranked as the No. 8 outside linebacker in the country and Rivals.com has him rated a four-star recruit.

His speed, strength, athleticism and versatility are some of the things that have made him so attractive to Division I schools, which are putting on the charm.

In one day, Gustin received 12 letters from the University of Wisconsin — a handwritten letter from each coach on the football staff.
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