Florida State added another commitment to its 2023 high school recruiting class.

Conrad Hussey, a defensive back from Fort Lauderdale's St. Thomas Aquinas, announced that he is flipping his comment to the Seminoles on Wednesday on Instagram.

Hussey originally committed to Penn State in April, but his most recent official visit to Florida State on Dec. 9 may have helped flip his decision. Miami also was a threat to flip him.

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The 6-foot defensive back is rated as a 4-star recruit according to all three major recruiting sites. He is ranked as the 11th-best safety prospect in the 2023 class, as well as the 38th-ranked prospect in Florida and 164th overall, according to 247Sports.

On3 lists him as the 18th-best safety and 248th-ranked player, while Rivals has ranked 32nd at his position and 245th nationally.

Joseph landed a scholarship from FSU near the beginning of his senior season, on Sept. 6. He also reported offers from Miami (Sept. 5), Louisville (Sept. 6), Auburn (Sept. 25), South Carolina (Sept. 26), Michigan (Oct. 12) and Oklahoma (Oct. 31) during the season.

Per MaxPreps, Hussey recorded 29 tackles, three interceptions and five passes defended.

Florida State’s 2023 signees as of 7 p.m. Wednesday

Below are the 16 recruits who are currently signed to FSU’s 2023 class, along with what their ranking is on 247Sports.

Quarterback

Four-star Brock Glenn - Lausanne Collegiate School - Memphis, Tenn. - No. 19 quarterback, unranked overall

Wide Receiver

Five-star Hykeem Williams - Stranahan High - Fort Lauderdale, Fla. - No. 3 wide receiver, No. 15 overall

Three-star Vandrevius Jacobs - Vero Beach High - Fort Pierce, Fla. - No. 51 wide receiver, unranked overall

Three-star Darren "Goldie" Lawrence - Seminole High - Sanford, Fla. - No. 50 wide receiver, unranked overall

Offensive Line

Four-star Lucas Simmons - Clearwater Academy International - Clearwater, Fla. - No. 9 offensive tackle, No. 62 overall

Three-star Christopher Otto - Key West High - Key West, Fla. - No. 50 offensive tackle, unranked overall

Running back

Four-star Samuel Singleton - Fleming Island - Orange Park, Fla. - No. 24 running back, unranked overall

Defensive End

Four-star Lamont Green Jr. - Gulliver Prep - Miami - No. 31 edge rusher, unranked overall

Junior college transfer Jaden Jones - Hutchinson CC - Montgomery, Ala. - No. 5 defensive lineman in JUCO

Defensive Tackle

Four-star Keith Sampson Jr. - New Bern High - New Bern, N.C. - No. 29 defensive lineman, No. 186 overall

Linebacker

Four-star Blake Nichelson - Manteca High - Manteca, Calif. - No. 10 linebacker, No. 131 overall

Three-star DeMarco Ward - Duluth High - Duluth, Ga. - No. 123 linebacker, unranked overall

Defensive Back

Four-star Conrad Hussey - St. Thomas Aquinas - Fort Lauderdale - No. 11 safety, No. 164 overall

Four-star Kenton Kirkland - Raines - Jacksonville, Fla. - No. 24 safety, unranked overall

Three-star Quindarrius Jones - Meridian High - Meridian, Ms. - No. 69 athlete, unranked overall

Three-star Ja'Bril Rawls - Pensacola Catholic - Pensacola, Fla. - No. 57 cornerback, unranked overall

Three-star Edwin Joseph - Chaminade-Madonna Prep - Hollywood, Fla. - No. 24 athlete, unranked overall

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