In January, FSU landed a Division II prospect with three years of eligibility remaining. Coming off a solid 2025 season, kicker Conor McAneney’s arrival created a clear development plan at the position for the Seminoles. But now, that plan has been derailed.
On Wednesday, the FSU kicker was arrested in Fort Lauderdale on allegations of battery on a law enforcement officer. That isn’t all. McAneney is also facing charges related to trespassing on an occupied structure and resisting an officer with violence. Two of these counts have been listed as third-degree felonies in court documents.
Per court records, McAneney is facing two 3rd Degree Felony charges.https://t.co/t7BZYkUSxX https://t.co/Hietc5dGoR
— Brendan Sonnone (@BSonnone) March 19, 2026
This is a developing story….
