Florida State University’s legendary running back Warrick Dunn has returned to his alma mater as the Director of Player Development, and he’s thrilled to be back. Dunn expressed his excitement, stating that it’s a dream come true to be back at FSU, where he had an illustrious college career.¹
As a former Seminole, Dunn had a remarkable tenure at FSU, earning Freshman All-American honors in 1993 and first-team All-America honors in 1996. He still holds several program records, including 22 career 100-yard rushing games and a career average of 6.9 yards per rush.²
Dunn’s return to FSU is a celebration of his outstanding contributions to the university’s football program. As Director of Player Development, he’ll be responsible for supporting the personal and professional growth of FSU’s student-athletes.
Fans and alumni are ecstatic about Dunn’s return, and he’s eager to give back to the university that helped shape his career. As Dunn himself said, “It’s an honor to be back at FSU, and I’m looking forward to making a positive impact on the lives of our student-athletes”.
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