Seth Williams, a three-star safety from Atlanta, Georgia, has reopened his recruitment after previously committing to the Clemson Tigers on March 24. He expressed to Chad Simmons of Rivals that he felt he rushed his decision and wants to explore other programs. Clemson's head coach, Dabo Swinney, restricts committed players from visiting other schools, prompting Williams to reconsider his options. He has listed the Florida State Seminoles among several schools of interest, despite not yet receiving an offer. Williams recently visited the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets and plans to visit the Florida Gators. He is also looking at schools like Penn State, Syracuse, Wisconsin, Georgia, and West Virginia. During his junior season at Lakeside High School, he recorded 73 tackles, one interception, and caught 11 passes for 222 yards with three touchdowns. While FSU has two safeties committed, they may pursue Williams if they decide to extend an offer, as he has not yet visited Tallahassee.