Coaching changes are still being made around the country as spring football winds down. Florida State has lost several outside recruits to other jobs in recent years, including director of scouting John Garrett to Duke. Early 2024.Earlier this week, former FSU outside recruit Kenyatta Watson accepted a position at Auburn. Watson joins head coach Hugh Freeze and the Tigers as director of recruiting research and strategy. The move comes after he spent the last two years at Georgia Tech as director of scouting and pro league.The timing is interesting because Watsonand#039’s tenure with the Yellow Jackets ends just months after his son, Kenyatta Watson II, entered the NCAA transfer portal. Watson II suited up in the defensive backfield and on special teams during his last three years at Georgia Tech. He landed in Georgia last month.Watson began his college coaching career at Florida State in 2021. He served the Seminolesand#039; Director of Player Relations and Professional Communications before leaving Georgia Tech after nine months on the job. His connections in the Peach State were decisive on the recruitment.Prior to working in Tallahassee, Watson coached youth and high school football for more than a decade. He served as director of football operations and recruiting at Grayson High School for five years, during which nearly 120 players in the program received college scholarships.Watson also served as coordinator of the Under Armor Middle School All-American Game and the UA Next Middle School Camp Series, as well as director of the Adidas Middle School Showcase, Rivals NextGen Showcase, MVP Middle School Showcase and Elite. Talent Elementary School Football Showcase.He played his college ball at Boston College, where Watson developed into one of the best punt returners in Big East history.Freeze made some coaching changes this offseason. Auburn brought in new recruits including offensive coordinator Derrick Nix, defensive coordinator DJ Durkin and defensive coordinator Charles Kelly..