Defensive back Omarion Cooper is returning to his roots at Florida State after a stint with the Colorado Buffaloes under coach Deion Sanders. Cooper, who spent a year in Boulder, has opted to transfer back to Florida State. During his time at Colorado, he tallied 37 total tackles and deflected five passes.
Starting his college journey with the Seminoles, Cooper quickly found his footing, appearing in 20 games and starting in seven during his tenure. He made the transition to safety during the 2023 spring camp in Tallahassee, exploring new roles before ultimately deciding to transfer. During his time at Colorado in 2023, he played nine games, starting in eight, and showcased his skills with 37 total tackles, two tackles for loss, one sack, one forced fumble, one fumble recovery, and five pass breakups.
Rated as a three-star prospect in the transfer portal by 247, Cooper brought versatility and talent to both the Seminoles and the Buffaloes. His transfer back to Florida State offers him a chance to rejoin familiar territory and contribute to the team’s defense.
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Cooper’s high school career at Lehigh Senior High School was marked by impressive stats, including 81 tackles, 21 pass breakups, three interceptions, and multiple blocked kicks. He was a key player in his team’s success, helping them advance to the 7A state playoffs during his junior season.
Overall, Cooper’s return to Florida State signals a homecoming for the talented defensive back, where he aims to make significant contributions to the team’s success.
