It’s often said of defensive backs that if you’re not hearing their names much, then they must be doing their jobs. That’s one way of looking at it. Another way to take care of business is by picking off the country’s No. 2 prostyle quarterback prospect and authoring a dazzling return. Florida State defensible back commit Nick Cross chose the fun one.

Cross (6’1, 207) is a four-star Seminole DB pledge from DeMatha Catholic High School in Hyattsville, Maryland. Considered the nation’s No. 5 safety, Cross made waves in Saturday’s All-American Bowl in San Antonio, never more so than when the FSU verbal commit let his legs do the talking against four-star QB Ryan Hilinski, who’s headed to South Carolina. Cross high-points a Hilinski pass at his own 8, and thanks to blazing speed, excellent vision, and some shifty moves, promptly returns the ball to the opponent’s 8. The play set up a TD, and Cross’ East team beat the West soundly, 48-14.

Cross was joined on the winning side by fellow FSU commits Dontae Lucas and Quashon Fuller.