Florida State transfer QB Brock Glenn commits to Western Kentucky

Florida State transfer quarterback Brock Glenn has committed to Western Kentucky. On3’s Pete Nakos reported the news.

Across three seasons in Tallahassee, Glenn appeared in 16 games for Mike Norvell‘s Seminoles. The Covington, TN native completed just 43.4% of his passes for 895 yards and six touchdowns with seven interceptions.

BREAKING: Florida State transfer QB Brock Glenn has committed to Western Kentucky, @PeteNakos reportshttps://t.co/kSYG7dZ8sR pic.twitter.com/zrrt6vsnRc

— Transfer Portal (@TransferPortal) January 8, 2026

It was a disappointing season for the Florida State Seminoles, whom were coming off their worst season in program history (2-10 in 2024). The year opened strong with a marquee victory over No. 8 Alabama in Tallahassee, which propelled them to a No. 14 ranking in the AP Poll Rankings.

Following that win, however, FSU went just 4-7 over its final 11 games and missed the postseason for the second consecutive season. Florida State administration made the decision to retain head coach Mike Norvell, who claimed that the program was ‘close’ near the end of the season.

“I believe that we are close,” Norvell said. “You lose six games, and it sucks. Like I said, we have absolutely not been close to the expectation of what I have for this team, for what I have and for what I know is the overall expectation of Florida State football, in general.”

“But I do believe in where we’re going. I do believe in some of the progress that we’ve been able to see, but it’s not consistent enough. Even in games, where there’s — it’s not like there’s games where we haven’t shown up. We’ve been able to gain yards. We’ve been able to hold teams to less. You go through all that.”

Across six seasons in Tallahassee, Norvell has led the ‘Noles to a 38-34 (22-26) record.

Florida State’s Transfer Portal departures

Brock Glenn was one of 34 Florida State players who have/are expected to enter the Transfer Portal.

• RS-Jr. S Ashlynd Barker
• RS-Fr. CB Cai Bates (Wisconsin)
• Fr. WR Jayvan Boggs
• RS-So. LB Ashton Bracewell
• RS-Jr. P Mac Chiumento (Texas)
• Jr. DL Tyeland Coleman
• Jr. LB Justin Cryer
• So. RB Kam Davis (Liberty)
• Fr. EDGE Darryll Desir
• Fr. DL Mandrell Desir
• RS-So. DL Grant Fielder
• RS-Fr. DL Jamorie Flagg
• RS-Fr. WR Camdon Frier
• RS-Jr. LB Omar Graham Jr.
• RS-So. QB Brock Glenn (Western Kentucky)
• Fr. EDGE LaJesse Harrold
• RS-Fr. OT Tye Hylton
• RS-Fr. OL Manasee Itete
• RS-Jr. Jayson Jenkins (Mississippi State)
• RS-Sr. EDGE Jaden Jones
• RS-So. S Edwin Joseph
• Jr. QB Jaylen King
• RS-Jr. S Earl Little Jr.
• RS-Jr. RB Jaylin Lucas (Tulane)
• So. WR Lawayne McCoy
• RS-Fr. WR Elijah Moore
• Fr. OT Mario Nash (Mississippi State)
• RS-Fr. LB Jayden Parrish
• Jr. TE Randy Pittman
• Fr. K Brunno Reus
• RS-Jr. RB Gavin Sawchuk
• RS-So. OT Lucas Simmons (Wisconsin)
• So. EDGE Amaree Williams
• RS-Jr. James Williams

To keep up with the latest players on the move, check out On3’s Transfer Portal wire. 

The On3 Transfer Portal Instagram account and Twitter account are excellent resources to stay up to date with the latest moves.