Just In: Brock Glenn Feels FSU Doesn’t Value Him, Despite Giving His All
Just In: Brock Glenn Feels FSU Doesn’t Value Him, Despite Giving His All
Brock Glenn sat quietly in his apartment near Florida State University, staring at the framed photo of his teammates celebrating their latest victory. The image should have brought him pride, but tonight, it only stung.
Since joining FSU, Brock had poured everything into the program. Whether it was the grueling practices under the Florida sun, late-night film study sessions, or rallying his teammates when morale was low, he had become a cornerstone of the team’s locker room. Yet, lately, he couldn’t shake the feeling that his efforts went unnoticed.
The tipping point came earlier that day. Coach Stevens had called a meeting to discuss the future of the team. Brock had anticipated recognition or at least a vote of confidence. Instead, the coaching staff praised younger recruits, even hinting at bringing in a transfer quarterback to “bolster competition.” Brock felt blindsided.
After the meeting, Brock confronted his coach. “I’ve given you everything I’ve got,” he said, his voice trembling. “I’ve played through injuries, led this team when no one else would. What more do I have to do to earn your trust?”
Coach Stevens sighed. “Brock, it’s not about trust. It’s about what’s best for the program. You’ve been solid, but we need to think about our ceiling moving forward.”
That word—solid—cut deeper than any hit Brock had taken on the field. It was as though his sacrifices, his leadership, his loyalty, all amounted to mediocrity in their eyes.
Now, as he stared at that photo, Brock wondered if it was time to move on. The transfer portal loomed as a tempting escape. Programs across the country had expressed interest in him before, and he knew he could thrive somewhere that truly appreciated his talents.
But leaving FSU wasn’t a decision he could make lightly. He had built bonds with his teammates, earned the respect of the fans, and left his heart on the field every game. “Do I stay and fight for what I’ve built, or do I find somewhere that values me?” he whispered to himself.
As the night stretched on, Brock drafted a message to his family. “Need advice,” he wrote. “FSU doesn’t see my worth, and I’m not sure I can keep giving my all to people who don’t value it.”
The response from his dad came almost instantly. “You know your worth, son. Don’t stay where they don’t see it.”
Brock leaned back, his resolve hardening. If FSU didn’t value him, maybe it was time to find a program that would. For the first time in weeks, he felt a flicker of hope. Wherever his journey led, he was determined to prove that Brock Glenn was far mo
re than just “solid.”