TALLAHASSEE - The Florida State Seminoles are set to kick off spring camp next Monday, giving a chance for coaches and staff to continue to evaluate the roster and start to build out a depth chart ahead of fall camp.
The Florida State Seminoles have just one week left of regular-season action before the ACC Tournament starts, and they would like to close it out on a high note.
The Florida State Seminoles are entering a pivotal year as head coach Mike Norvell enters his seventh season at the helm. FSU has been all over the place since Norvell took charge in December 2019.
Bowl game? That's not a term Florida State fans have heard often as of late. It's a real shame, as the Seminoles used to be a lock to compete in the postseason every year.
The Florida State Seminoles have gone through an offseason makeover. Plenty of changes have been made across the program, from the coaching staff to the roster.
The Florida State Seminoles will begin spring practice later this month. While head coach Mike Norvell hasn't confirmed one way or the other if Auburn transfer quarterback Ashton Daniels will be the starter, there are hopes of a highly-anticipated competition in Tallahassee.
When former World Amateur No. 1 Luke Clanton was asked to name golf’s next big star, he didn’t hesitate. Clanton appeared on the Smylie Show on Wednesday, where he reflected on his time playing alongside Tyler Weaver at Florida State. “The first time we played together, we played with a lot of golfers.
Despite the turbulence, the Florida State Seminoles continue to recruit aggressively. Their 2026 class ranks 15th nationally. For 2027, they already hold the No.
When it comes to their athletics, the Florida State Seminoles don’t have a whole lot going on for them right now. The football program has been bad for a few years, and the same with the men's basketball program.
Florida State athletics has been the school of many now famous athletes, but never before have the Seminoles recruited a competitor with a legacy as large as Tiger Woods on his shoulders.