FSU: The Rebuild and "the Return" (NCAA 2019 Dynasty)

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GAMEDAY: UNLV (3-6)

GAME RECAP:

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#3 Florida State Dominates UNLV 53-3

Las Vegas, NV – The #3 Florida State Seminoles (8-2) delivered a commanding performance against the UNLV Rebels (3-7), securing a 53-3 victory in Las Vegas. The win keeps the Seminoles' playoff hopes alive and demonstrates their dominance in conference play.

Parker Ficken Shines Again




Junior QB transfer Parker Ficken had another stellar outing, going 24 of 29 for 346 yards and three touchdowns. His return to the field has revitalized the Seminoles' offense, providing stability and explosive playmaking ability. "His presence back on the field has done wonders for the team," remarked Head Coach Cameel Verner.

Offensive Prowess



The Seminoles amassed 542 yards of total offense. WR Gavin Houston led all receivers with six catches for 129 yards and one touchdown, showcasing his ability to make big plays down the field.

Defensive Dominance



Florida State's defense was relentless, holding UNLV to just 143 yards of total offense and limiting them to a 31% third-down conversion rate. Prince Harris was a standout on defense, recording seven tackles, three for loss, and 2.5 sacks. The Seminoles registered a total of 11 sacks, smothering UNLV's offense all night.

Coach Cameel Verner on the Defense: "Our defense played lights out. While UNLV has struggled offensively this season, it's still important for us to perform at a high level and execute our game plan. I’m proud of the way our guys stepped up," said Verner.

Looking Ahead: Notre Dame

The Seminoles will now turn their attention to a crucial home game against Notre Dame, which will be played at 2:30 PM ET on ABC. This game is critical for Florida State as they aim to clinch a spot in the conference championship game. "Every game counts, and we need to maintain our focus and intensity as we prepare for Notre Dame," said Verner.

This matchup against Notre Dame is one of the most significant games of the season for Florida State as they seek to secure a spot in the conference championship and keep their playoff hopes alive.

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#3 Florida State vs. Notre Dame: Clash for the Conference Championship Spot

Tallahassee, FL – The #3 Florida State Seminoles (8-2) are set to face the Notre Dame Fighting Irish (6-4) in a critical American Athletic Conference (AAC) showdown. This game holds immense significance for both teams as Florida State looks to clinch a spot in the AAC Championship game with a victory.


Florida State's Playoff Push

With two conference losses already, the Seminoles need to secure a win to keep their playoff aspirations alive. Led by Junior QB transfer Parker Ficken, who had another stellar performance last week against UNLV, Florida State's offense is hitting its stride at a crucial juncture.

Notre Dame's Offensive Firepower

Notre Dame comes into the game with a potent offense led by QB Benji Redwine. Redwine has thrown for 26 touchdowns and 8 interceptions this season, and he’s also the team's second-leading rusher with 206 yards. His favorite target is the towering 6'5" WR Tremaine Ellington, who has accumulated 760 receiving yards on the year.

Defensive Experience for the Irish

Defensively, Notre Dame boasts a veteran lineup, with every starter being either a Junior or Senior. This experience could play a pivotal role in their attempt to contain Florida State's dynamic offense.

Keys to Victory for Florida State:

Maintain Offensive Efficiency: With Parker Ficken leading the charge, the Seminoles need to keep the momentum going on offense, utilizing both the passing and rushing games effectively.

Limit Mistakes: Avoiding turnovers and playing disciplined football will be key to securing a victory.

Defensive Pressure: Applying consistent pressure on Benji Redwine can force errors and create opportunities for turnovers.

Keys to Victory for Notre Dame:

Control the Clock: Establishing a strong running game to control the time of possession and keep FSU's offense off the field will be crucial.

Capitalize on Opportunities: Notre Dame must take advantage of any mistakes made by Florida State and convert them into points.

Strong Defensive Performance: The Fighting Irish defense needs to step up and contain Florida State’s explosive offense.

Analysis:
This matchup is set to be a thrilling contest with significant implications for both teams. Florida State's balanced offense, led by Parker Ficken, will look to exploit Notre Dame's defense. However, the Fighting Irish's experienced defensive unit and Redwine's offensive capabilities make them a formidable opponent.

With a conference championship spot on the line, both teams will be playing with high intensity, making this one of the most anticipated games of the season.

RECRUITING

Florida State Seminoles Secure Four Major Commitments

The Florida State Seminoles have had an outstanding week on the recruiting trail, securing commitments from four highly-coveted recruits. These additions bolster an already impressive recruiting class and further solidify Florida State's future as a powerhouse in college football.

George Ogunbowale - The Bellcow of the Class

The Seminoles landed a huge commitment from George Ogunbowale, the #3 overall player in the class, hailing from New Orleans, LA (St. Augustine). Standing at 5'11" and weighing 232 pounds, Ogunbowale is a dynamic player known for his combination of power and speed. He is often described as a "bowling ball with homerun speed," able to break tackles and outrun defenders. His playstyle includes an aggressive north-south running approach, which allows him to gain tough yards while also having the burst to break away for long runs. Ogunbowale will bring an immediate impact to Florida State's backfield, providing a powerful and explosive option.

Duane Delmas - The Human Workhorse

Another significant commitment comes from Duane Delmas, a five-star running back from Niceville, FL (Niceville). At 6'1" and 238 pounds, Delmas is an absolute truck with the ball in his hands. His physicality and ability to power through defenders make him an ideal complement to Ogunbowale. Delmas said, "Playing alongside George [Ogunbowale] is going to be something special. We're going to bring a new level of intensity to the backfield." The addition of Delmas and Ogunbowale showcases Florida State's commitment to building a dominant, power-focused running game.

Keenan Minnis - THE PIPELINE CONTINUES

Keenan Minnis, a four-star defensive end from Houston, TX (Junipero Serra), has also committed to the Seminoles. Minnis, standing at 6'6" and 255 pounds, fits the mold of the defensive ends that Florida State covets in their 3-3-5 defense. He's an edge terror with incredible burst and speed, making him a nightmare for opposing quarterbacks. Minnis joins a prestigious list of players from his high school, following in the footsteps of current Seminoles OL Manny Ecker, LB Tyrone Hoppes, and S Adrian Gomez-Moore.

[SIZE="4"]Chet Mueller - A Mauler on the Interior/SIZE]

Rounding out the new commitments is Chet Mueller, a four-star offensive guard from Jacksonville, FL (Raines). Mueller, at 6'5" and 320 pounds, is known for his mauling ability in the run game. His physicality and size are a perfect fit for Florida State's offensive line, which prides itself on being dominant up front. Mueller will provide additional depth and strength to an already formidable unit.

2036 Commitments


Alex Chavis 6'5" 200 WR Chicago, IL ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Barry Vick 6'2" 200 CB Winter Garden, FL ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Chet Mueller 6'5" 320 OG Jacksonville, FL ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Corey Markuck 6'5" 320 DT Lakeland, FL ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Duane Delmas 6'1" 238 RB Niceville, FL ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
George Ogunbowale 5'11" 232 RB New Orleans, LA ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Gabriel Lamar 6'2" 188 CB Unknown ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Jayvon Doubs 5'10" 191 DB Cartersville, GA ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Kameron Sexton 6'6" 260 DE Morrow, GA ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Keenan Minnis 6'6" 255 DE Houston, TX ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Marlon Awosika 6'5" 331 DT New Orleans, LA ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Orious Sams 6'6" 283 DE Gardena, CA ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Quintin Egnew 6'0" 195 CB Orlando, FL ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Quin Hacker 5'10" 204 DB Miami, FL ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Steven Rheem 5'9" 180 WR Cocoa, FL ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Ty Griffen 6'5" 223 QB Gaithersburg, MD ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Tyler Fredrick 6'8" 315 OL La Jolla, CA ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Val Ringo 6'4" 234 TE Ft. Valley, GA ⭐⭐⭐⭐

With these recent commitments, the Seminoles continue to build a class that is poised to make a significant impact in the coming seasons. Their focus on adding physicality and talent across both sides of the ball highlights their strategy for sustained success.

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GAMEDAY: NOTRE DAME (6-4)

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#3 Florida State Defeats Notre Dame 59-35

Tallahassee, FL – The #3 Florida State Seminoles (9-2) delivered a powerful performance against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish (6-5), securing a 59-35 victory. The win solidifies their spot in the American Athletic Conference (AAC) Championship game, marking a significant achievement under the new conference alignment.

Parker Ficken's Masterclass




Florida State's defense had a slow start, but they relied heavily on Junior QB transfer Parker Ficken, who showcased why he was so sought after in the transfer portal. Ficken went an astonishing 51-64 for 511 yards and five touchdowns. His control over the offense was mesmerizing, prompting ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit to remark, "Ficken just has so much control over the offense. Once he got in a rhythm, you could tell the coaches just took their hands off the gamepad and let him go to work. He's got so much poise, amazing arm strength, and makes great decisions."

Offensive Fireworks



The Seminole receivers had a field day:

JaMicheal Truman: 13 catches, 133 yards, 1 touchdown

Keonte King: 11 catches, 108 yards

Kyar Dotson: 10 catches, 115 yards

The Seminoles racked up 589 yards of total offense, continually finding success against Notre Dame's secondary.

Defensive Resilience



Despite giving up a lot of yards in the first half, Florida State's defense tightened up in the second half, allowing just seven points. The defensive unit's improvement was pivotal in sealing the victory.

Injury Update: Rohkan Fredrick

In a bit of unfortunate news, starting RB Rohkan Fredrick suffered a torn pectoral muscle and is out for the season. The former five-star recruit from Hollywood, FL, and nephew of Seminole great Ross Fredrick, may have played his last game if he opts to enter the NFL draft early. This development will be closely watched in the coming weeks.

AAC Championship and Beyond

With this victory, the Seminoles have secured their spot in the AAC Championship game, where they will face undefeated #1 Michigan in a rematch of the 2033 National Championship game. The stakes are high as Florida State seeks redemption after their previous 51-24 defeat.

But first, the Seminoles will face their in-state rival, Florida, in the Sunshine Showdown to end the regular season. This game carries significant playoff implications, making it a must-watch matchup.

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UP NEXT: FLORIDA (9-2)

Regular Season Finale: #3 Florida State vs. #12 Florida

Tallahassee, FL – The 2035 regular season concludes with a highly anticipated matchup between the #3 Florida State Seminoles (9-2) and the #12 Florida Gators (8-3). This game is not just a rivalry clash but also a rematch of last year's playoff game where Florida triumphed over the Seminoles to advance. Florida State seeks redemption and aims to solidify their playoff position.


QB Battle: Dillon Strait vs. Parker Ficken

Florida is led by redshirt junior quarterback Dillon Strait, who has completed 61% of his passes for 2,854 yards, 23 touchdowns, and just 4 interceptions. Strait's consistent performance has been a key factor for the Gators this season. On the other side, Florida State's Parker Ficken has been on fire lately, providing a significant boost to the Seminoles' offense since his return. "Ficken has been on fire lately," remarked Florida DC Warren Holder. "He's got an impressive arsenal of weapons, and we know we're in for a tough challenge."

Key Players and Offensive Weapons

Florida's favorite target is Timote Woodhead, who has accumulated 1,033 receiving yards this year. The big story for the Seminoles is their running game, as starting RB Rohkan Fredrick is out for the season with a torn pectoral. The question remains: Who will step up to take the reps and alleviate some pressure off Ficken?

Keys to Victory for Florida State:

Exploit the Passing Game: With Ficken at the helm, Florida State needs to leverage their passing attack against Florida's defense.

Step Up in the Running Game: Identify a reliable replacement for Fredrick to maintain a balanced offense.

Defensive Containment: Apply pressure on Strait and limit Woodhead's impact to disrupt Florida's offensive rhythm.

Keys to Victory for Florida:

Maintain Offensive Consistency: Strait needs to continue his efficient play, distributing the ball effectively and avoiding turnovers.

Capitalize on FSU's Running Game Issues: With Fredrick out, the Gators should focus on stifling FSU's run game and forcing them to be one-dimensional.

Defensive Resilience: Holder's defense must contain Ficken and limit big plays from FSU's explosive offense.


Analysis:
This matchup promises to be a thrilling contest with significant implications for the playoff race. Both teams have explosive offenses led by talented quarterbacks, making it essential for their defenses to step up and make crucial stops. With Florida State aiming for redemption and a playoff spot, and Florida looking to spoil their rival's plans, the stage is set for an intense showdown.

RECRUITING

Seminoles Land Four Big Commitments to 2036 Class
The Florida State Seminoles continue to make waves in the recruiting scene, securing commitments from four standout players to bolster their already impressive 2036 class. Here's a look at the newest additions:

Kaseem Livings - A PEACH STATE SPEEDSTER

Kaseem Livings from Buford, GA (Buford) is a speedster who stands at 6'1" and weighs 165 pounds. Livings chose the Seminoles over Auburn and Georgia, bringing elite speed to Florida State's offense. Known for his blistering pace and agility, Livings is a threat to score every time he touches the ball. His ability to stretch the field and create separation makes him a valuable asset for the Seminoles' passing attack.

Damaar Gage - A MAMMOTH OF A MAN TO ANCHOR THE INTERIOR

Damaar Gage from Arlington, VA (Yorktown) is a massive presence on the defensive line, standing at 6'5" and weighing 320 pounds. Ranked as the #77 player in the class, Gage has the versatility to play both nose tackle and defensive tackle in FSU's 3-3-5 scheme. His strength and ability to clog running lanes, combined with his quickness off the snap, make him a disruptive force in the trenches.

Timorion Coffey - A LOCKDOWN CORNER FROM THE BOOT

Timorion Coffey from New Orleans, LA (Edna Karr) is the third recruit from New Orleans this cycle to join the Seminoles. Coffey, known for his exceptional cover skills, stands at 6'2" and weighs 190 pounds. He has the ability to lock down receivers and make plays on the ball, making him a perfect fit for Florida State's secondary. His recruitment as a CB highlights his prowess in man-to-man coverage and his instinctual playmaking ability.

Jatari Hopper - A SOUTH FLORIDA SPEEDSTER

Jatari Hopper from Palmetto, FL (Palmetto) is a 5'7", 170-pound speed demon. Hopper's incredible quickness and agility make him a versatile weapon for the Seminoles. He is expected to be moved all over the field, similar to how current Seminole JaMicheal Truman is used. Hopper's speed and elusiveness also make him a standout in track, further emphasizing his athleticism and potential to create mismatches on the football field.

Drue Candidate - Four-Star Defensive Tackle

Drue Candidate from Three Rivers, MI, stands at 6'6" and weighs 300 pounds. Ranked as the 170th overall player in the class, Candidate is an interesting prospect with the ability to play both inside and outside on the defensive line. His versatility is highly valued by the coaching staff, and they love his potential to be a game-changer in various defensive roles.

2036 Commitments

Alex Chavis 6'5" 200 WR Chicago, IL ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Barry Vick 6'2" 200 CB Winter Garden, FL ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Chet Mueller 6'5" 320 OG Jacksonville, FL ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Corey Markuck 6'5" 334 DT Lakeland, FL ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Damaar Gage 6'5" 320 DT Arlington, VA ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Drue Candidate 6'6" 300 DT Three Rivers, MI ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Duane Delmas 6'1" 238 RB Niceville, FL ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Gabriel Lamar 6'2" 188 CB Unknown ⭐⭐⭐⭐
George Ogunbowale 5'11" 232 RB New Orleans, LA ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Jatari Hopper 5'7" 170 WR Palmetto, FL ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Jayvon Doubs 5'10" 191 DB Cartersville, GA ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Kameron Sexton 6'6" 260 DE Morrow, GA ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Kaseem Livings 6'1" 165 WR Buford, GA ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Keenan Minnis 6'6" 255 DE Houston, TX ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Marlon Awosika 6'5" 331 DT New Orleans, LA ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Orious Sams 6'6" 283 DE Gardena, CA ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Quintin Egnew 6'0" 195 CB Orlando, FL ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Quin Hacker 5'10" 204 DB Miami, FL ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Steven Rheem 5'9" 180 WR Cocoa, FL ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Timorion Coffey 6'2" 190 CB New Orleans, LA ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Ty Griffen 6'5" 223 QB Gaithersburg, MD ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Tyler Fredrick 6'8" 315 OL La Jolla, CA ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Val Ringo 6'4" 234 TE Ft. Valley, GA ⭐⭐⭐⭐

With these new commitments, the Seminoles continue to build an outstanding recruiting class for 2036. Florida State's focus on adding speed, strength, and versatility across the board highlights their strategy for sustained success and dominance in college football

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GAMEDAY: @ FLORIDA (9-2)

GAME RECAP:

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Florida State Triumphs Over Florida, 38-21

Tallahassee, FL – The #3 Florida State Seminoles (10-2) closed out their regular season with a convincing 38-21 victory over the #12 Florida Gators (9-3), setting the stage for a highly anticipated showdown against #1 Michigan in the American Athletic Conference (AAC) Championship game.

Parker Ficken Shines




Junior QB transfer Parker Ficken continued his stellar play, completing 31 of 39 passes for 410 yards and three touchdowns. Ficken's command of the offense has been nothing short of remarkable, and his performance has been a key factor in the Seminoles' success. Despite missing several games due to injury, the former FCS All-American is making a strong case for All-American honors at Florida State.

Offensive Fireworks



Florida State's offense, with Ficken at the helm, has been virtually unstoppable. WR JaMicheal Truman led all receivers with nine catches for 95 yards and a touchdown. Sophomore WR Tajh Dumervil had a standout performance with four catches for 112 yards and a touchdown.

Defensive Resilience



The Seminoles' defense, which started slow by giving up two touchdowns in the first half, tightened up significantly in the second half, holding Florida to just seven points. Florida State's defense limited the Gators to 287 yards passing and a mere 2.2 yards per rush.

Coach Cameel Verner's Take: "Our defense stepped up when it mattered most. Holding a team like Florida to seven points in the second half was crucial. With Parker leading the way on offense, we're a tough team to beat."

Looking Ahead: Michigan Showdown

With the win, Florida State has secured their spot in the AAC Championship game, where they will face undefeated #1 Michigan. This matchup is a rematch of the 2033 National Championship game, where the Wolverines defeated the Seminoles 51-24. Florida State will be looking for redemption and a chance to secure their place in the College Football Playoff.

As the Seminoles prepare for the postseason, it is clear that with Parker Ficken at the helm, they are a dangerous team capable of making a deep run.

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AAC Championship Showdown: #1 Florida State vs. #2 Michigan

Dallas, TX – The stage is set for a monumental clash as the #1 Florida State Seminoles (10-2) take on the #2 Michigan Wolverines (11-1) in the American Athletic Conference (AAC) Championship Game at AT&T Stadium in Dallas, TX. This matchup is more than just a battle for the conference title; it's a game with significant playoff seeding implications.

Game Preview

Date: Saturday, December 2, 2035
Time: 5:00 PM ET
Venue: AT&T Stadium, Dallas, TX
Broadcast: ABC

Redemption on the Mind for Florida State

This game is a rematch of the national championship two seasons ago, where Florida State was blown out by Michigan. Head Coach Cameel Verner has made it clear that this game is the most important on the schedule. "This game is the most important one on our schedule. We're not thinking about the playoffs right now; our focus is on winning the AAC Championship," Verner emphasized.

Parker Ficken: One of the Hottest Players in the Country

Junior transfer QB Parker Ficken from Alabama A&M has been one of the hottest players in the country. Last game, Ficken put up an impressive performance, going 31-39 for 410 yards and three touchdowns in a victory over Florida. Michigan Head Coach Sam Silby acknowledged Ficken's prowess, saying, "Parker Ficken has played incredibly well. He's got a great arm, makes smart decisions, and has really been the catalyst for their offense."

Michigan's High-Powered Offense

While Florida State's offense has been on fire, the Seminoles understand the importance of slowing down a potent Michigan offense led by QB Jamal Voss. Voss has thrown for 3,458 yards, 40 touchdowns, and just seven interceptions this season. Florida State defensive coordinator Ryan Dukes knows the challenge ahead, stating, "Jamal Voss is a very dangerous quarterback. We have to be at our absolute best to slow him down."

Michigan WR Joe McCourt has also been a standout, recording 77 catches for 1,161 yards this year.

Coach Cameel Verner on Michigan's Talent: "Michigan has a team full of future NFL players. They're talented across the board, and we're going to have to bring our best to come out on top," Verner noted.

AAC Realignment and Competitive Balance

This type of competition is exactly what AAC President Coley Johnson promised after the conference realignment. Featuring the #1 vs. #2 teams in its first championship game under the new structure highlights the strength and depth of the conference. "The goal of our realignment was to create the most competitive and exciting football conference in the country. Seeing the #1 and #2 teams compete for the championship in our inaugural season is a testament to that vision," Johnson remarked.

Keys to Victory for Florida State:

Parker Ficken's Efficiency: Continue to exploit Ficken's accuracy and decision-making to keep the offense moving.

Defensive Pressure: Apply consistent pressure on Voss to disrupt his timing and force mistakes.

Control the Tempo: Establish the running game to control the clock and keep Michigan's offense off the field.

Keys to Victory for Michigan:

Jamal Voss' Precision: Voss needs to maintain his high level of play and spread the ball effectively.

Contain Parker Ficken: Limit Ficken's impact by applying pressure and forcing him into difficult situations.

Balanced Attack: Utilize both the passing and rushing game to keep Florida State's defense guessing.

Analysis:

This game has all the makings of an epic showdown with explosive playmakers on both sides. Florida State seeks redemption and a conference title, while Michigan aims to secure their top seed in the playoffs. With both teams possessing potent offenses and solid defenses, this matchup could very well turn into a shootout.

The first-ever AAC Championship game since the rebrand promises to be an exciting contest, with both teams leaving everything on the field for a chance at glory.

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GAMEDAY VS #2 Michigan (11-1)
AAC CHAMPIONSHIP

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#1 Florida State Manhandles #2 Michigan 47-7 to Win AAC Championship




Dallas, TX– In a dominating performance, the #1 Florida State Seminoles (11-2) captured the American Athletic Conference (AAC) Championship by dismantling the #2 Michigan Wolverines (11-2) with a resounding 47-7 victory at AT&T Stadium. This emphatic win secures Florida State an automatic bye in the College Football Playoff.

Parker Ficken: AAC Championship Game MVP





Junior QB transfer Parker Ficken, despite missing seven weeks due to injury, has been the best player in the country since his return. Michigan had no answer for Ficken, who once again dissected another secondary. Ficken, who earned the AAC Championship Game MVP honors, completed 40 of 49 passes for 407 yards and two touchdowns. His recent play has elevated Florida State's offense to arguably the most explosive and efficient unit in the country.

"Florida State was well-prepared and executed flawlessly. They are a really good football team, and you have to give them credit for their performance today."

Offensive Firepower



On the ground, Shakir Hewitt led the Seminoles with 11 carries for 80 yards and a touchdown. The receiving corps was led by TE Gavin Houston, who had nine catches for 103 yards and a touchdown. Keonte King also contributed significantly with five catches for 90 yards and a touchdown.

Dominant Defense



Florida State's defense was relentless, holding Michigan QB Jamal Voss and the Wolverines' dangerous offense to just 223 total yards. Defensive lineman Prince Harris had another standout game with three tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks.

Quote from Kirk Herbstreit:

"Credit to Florida State for continuing to claw and fight their way to this spot after losing two in a row earlier in the year. The American Conference showed that it's as tough as advertised, and you have to give credit to the Noles for staying the course and finishing strong."

Looking Ahead: College Football Playoff


With the win, Florida State now has an automatic bye in the College Football Playoff. The Seminoles will await the final bracket to determine their next opponent. Head Coach Cameel Verner and his team are focused and ready for the challenges ahead, as they seek to continue their dominant run in the postseason.

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Parker Ficken: From FCS Star to FBS Phenom

In the world of college football, few stories have been as captivating this season as the meteoric rise of Florida State's quarterback, Parker Ficken. Transitioning from the FCS to the FBS level is no small feat, yet Ficken has not only made the jump seamlessly but has also established himself as one of the premier players in the country. His journey from Alabama A&M to Florida State has been nothing short of remarkable, and his performance this season has turned heads across the nation.

The FCS Dynamo

Before his arrival at Florida State, Parker Ficken was a standout at Alabama A&M, where he amassed over 7,342 passing yards and 64 touchdowns in just two seasons. His prowess on the field earned him FCS All-American honors, and he became one of the most coveted transfers in the portal. Determined to prove his abilities on a larger stage, Ficken made the bold decision to leave the FCS level and test his mettle in the fiercely competitive FBS.

A Stellar Transition

Ficken’s transition to Florida State came with high expectations and significant pressure. The Seminoles, who had struggled with inconsistent quarterback play in recent years, needed a reliable leader under center. Despite facing an injury setback early in the season that kept him out for seven weeks, Ficken's return has been nothing short of sensational.

A Remarkable Run

Since his first game back, Ficken has thrown for 400 or more yards in three consecutive games, including an astonishing 511 yards against Notre Dame. His ability to command the offense and make precise throws has been on full display. This season, he has completed an impressive 78% of his passes, highlighting his efficiency and accuracy.

The Numbers Don't Lie

Ficken’s statistics this season are a testament to his elite talent and preparation. He has completed 78% of his passes for over 2,345 yards and 18 touchdowns, all while maintaining a remarkable 3 to 0.6 touchdown-to-interception ratio. His ability to read defenses and make quick decisions has been instrumental in Florida State's offensive success.

Mel Kiper Jr. on Ficken

“Parker Ficken has proven he belongs among the elite quarterbacks in college football,” said Mel Kiper Jr., renowned NFL Draft analyst. “His transition from the FCS to the FBS level has been seamless, and he has all the tools you look for in a quarterback— Elite size, great arm strength, accuracy, and decision-making. His FCS film was impressive, and he’s carried that same level of play to Florida State. Ficken has certainly worked his way into early round consideration for the NFL Draft. I can see him possibly sneaking into the first round depending on some other underclassmen decisions. ”

Game-Changing Performances



One of Ficken’s most memorable performances came in the AAC Championship game against Michigan. Facing a top-tier defense, Ficken completed 40 of 49 passes for 407 yards and two touchdowns, leading the Seminoles to a dominant 47-7 victory. His control of the offense was masterful, and his ability to make plays under pressure earned him the AAC Championship Game MVP honors.

Offensive Leader

Under Ficken’s leadership, Florida State’s offense has transformed into one of the most explosive and efficient units in the country. Wide receivers like JaMicheal Truman, Keonte King, and tight end Gavin Houston have thrived with Ficken distributing the ball. His chemistry with his receiving corps has been evident in every game, as he consistently finds ways to exploit defenses and make big plays.

The Path Ahead

As the Seminoles prepare for the College Football Playoff, Parker Ficken’s role will be crucial. His performance has not only solidified Florida State’s place in the playoffs but has also elevated the team to new heights. Head Coach Cameel Verner has lauded Ficken’s work ethic and leadership, emphasizing the positive impact he has had on the team.

A Star in the Making

Parker Ficken’s journey from the FCS to the FBS level is a testament to his talent, determination, and resilience. His impressive run this season has caught the attention of scouts, analysts, and fans alike. With his sights set on the NFL, Ficken continues to prove that he can compete at the highest level and excel.

His story serves as an inspiration to many, highlighting the importance of hard work and belief in one’s abilities. As the season progresses and the stakes get higher, all eyes will be on Parker Ficken, the quarterback who has taken the college football world by storm.

KIRK HERBSTREIT BELEIVES IN FSU

Why Florida State Deserves the #1 Overall Seed in the Playoff

Tallahassee, FL – As the College Football Playoff selection committee prepares to announce the final rankings, there's a growing consensus among analysts and fans alike that Florida State is deserving of the #1 overall seed. The Seminoles, led by their standout quarterback Parker Ficken, have transformed into the most dangerous and complete team in the country.

Parker Ficken: The Game Changer



Since returning from injury, Parker Ficken has been nothing short of spectacular. The junior transfer from Alabama A&M has revitalized the Seminoles' offense, making them nearly unstoppable. Ficken's performance this season, completing 78% of his passes and throwing for over 2,435 yards and 18 touchdowns, has been a key factor in Florida State's success.

Kirk Herbstreit, a prominent voice in college football analysis, has been particularly impressed with Ficken's impact. "Parker Ficken is the reason Florida State deserves the #1 overall seed," Herbstreit stated. "The Noles with Ficken under center are the most dangerous and complete team in the country. His poise, accuracy, and decision-making elevate the entire offense, and his leadership has been instrumental in their turnaround."

Dominant Performances


Florida State's dominance was on full display in the AAC Championship game, where they dismantled #2 Michigan 47-7. Ficken's control of the offense was masterful, as he completed 40 of 49 passes for 407 yards and two touchdowns. This performance earned him the AAC Championship Game MVP and further solidified his status as one of the top quarterbacks in the nation.

The Seminoles' offense, with Ficken at the helm, has been explosive and efficient. Wide receivers like JaMicheal Truman, Keonte King, and tight end Gavin Houston have thrived, while the running game has provided a balanced attack. Defensively, Florida State has been equally impressive, with standout performances from players like Prince Harris, who continually disrupts opposing offenses.

A Complete Team



What makes Florida State particularly dangerous is their balance and depth on both sides of the ball. The Seminoles' defense has been stout, limiting high-powered offenses and creating turnovers. Their ability to control the tempo of the game and make crucial plays in critical moments has set them apart from other contenders.

The Path Ahead

With an automatic bye in the College Football Playoff secured, Florida State awaits the final bracket to determine their next opponent. Head Coach Cameel Verner and his team are focused and ready for the challenges ahead, aiming to carry their momentum into the postseason.

Kirk Herbstreit further elaborated, "Credit to Florida State for continuing to claw and fight their way to this spot after losing two in a row earlier in the year. The American Conference showed that it's as tough as advertised, and you have to give credit to the Noles for staying the course and finishing strong. With Parker Ficken leading the charge, they're poised to make a deep run in the playoffs."

Final Thoughts

Florida State's journey this season has been a testament to resilience, talent, and exceptional leadership. Parker Ficken's incredible performances have been the catalyst for their success, making the Seminoles the top team to watch in the upcoming College Football Playoff. As they prepare for the next challenge, one thing is clear: with Ficken under center, Florida State is a force to be reckoned with.

POST SEASON AWARDS

Award Ceremony Highlights: Seminoles Shine with Multiple Honors

In a night filled with celebration and accolades, Florida State's standout players were recognized for their exceptional performances this season. The Seminoles took home multiple prestigious awards, highlighting the talent and dedication that has driven their success.

Prince Harris: Back-to-Back Heisman Winner



Defensive tackle Prince Harris made history by winning his second consecutive Heisman Trophy, solidifying his status as one of the most dominant players in college football. Harris's ability to disrupt opposing offenses and make game-changing plays has been unmatched.

Prince Harris on Winning the Heisman Again:

"Winning the Heisman once was a dream come true, but to do it twice is beyond anything I could have imagined. This award is a testament to my coaches, teammates, and everyone who has supported me. I couldn't have done it without them."

Head Coach Cameel Verner on Harris's Achievement:

"Prince is a truly special player. His work ethic, determination, and sheer talent have set him apart. Winning the Heisman twice is a rare and incredible accomplishment, and it speaks volumes about his impact on our team and the game."

Chichejwa Nnwani: Thorpe Award Winner



Chichejwa Nnwani was honored with the Thorpe Award, given to the best defensive back in college football. Nnwani's exceptional coverage skills, playmaking ability, and leadership on the field have made him a cornerstone of Florida State's defense.

Chichejwa Nnwani on Winning the Thorpe Award:

"This is an incredible honor. I've worked hard to be the best I can be, and to be recognized with the Thorpe Award means everything to me. I'm grateful to my coaches, teammates, and everyone who believed in me."

Head Coach Cameel Verner on Nnwani's Recognition:

"Chi Chi has been outstanding all season. His instincts and ability to read the game are second to none. He deserves every bit of this recognition, and we're all so proud of him."

Gavin Houston: TE of the Year



Tight end Gavin Houston continued his dominance by winning his second consecutive Tight End of the Year award. Houston's versatility, reliable hands, and ability to make big plays have been instrumental in Florida State's offensive success.

Gavin Houston on Winning TE of the Year:

"Winning this award again is a tremendous honor. It's been a great season, and I'm thankful for the opportunities I've had to contribute to our team's success. This award is a reflection of the hard work we've put in as a team."

Head Coach Cameel Verner on Houston's Consistency:

"Gavin is a phenomenal talent. His consistency and ability to perform at the highest level have been crucial for us. Winning this award two years in a row is a testament to his dedication and skill."

A Night to Remember

The award ceremony was a night to remember for Florida State, as the achievements of Harris, Nnwani, and Houston highlighted the exceptional talent within the program. The Seminoles' success on and off the field continues to inspire and set a standard of excellence in college football.

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College Football Playoff Reveal: American Athletic Conference Dominates

The College Football Playoff (CFP) committee unveiled the much-anticipated playoff bracket last night, marking a historic moment for the American Athletic Conference (AAC). For the first time ever, the AAC boasts three schools in the playoff, more than any other conference. The AAC representatives are **Texas**, **Michigan**, and **Florida State**.

Florida State: The Top Seed

Florida State, with an impressive season, has earned the coveted #1 seed. The Seminoles will be eagerly awaiting the winner of a highly anticipated rematch with Texas or a challenging matchup against Nebraska. The Seminoles' dominant performance throughout the season has solidified their position as the top team in the nation, and they are poised to make a deep run in the playoffs.

Texas: A Rematch on the Horizon

Texas, which faced Florida State earlier this year, is set for a potential rematch in the playoffs. The Longhorns have shown resilience and determination throughout the season, and a victory over Florida State would be a monumental achievement. The rematch promises to be a thrilling encounter, with both teams bringing their A-game to the field.

Michigan: A Strong Contender

Michigan, another powerhouse from the AAC, has secured its spot in the playoffs with a stellar season. The Wolverines have been consistent and dominant, and they are ready to take on any challenge that comes their way. With a strong defense and a high-powered offense, Michigan is a formidable contender in the playoff race.

Nebraska: A Tough Opponent

Nebraska, on the other hand, has had a solid season and is looking to make a statement in the playoffs. A matchup against Florida State would be a tough test for the Cornhuskers, but they are determined to prove their worth and advance in the tournament.

AAC Dominance

The CFP committee's decision to include three AAC teams in the playoff has been met with excitement and praise from fans and analysts alike. The AAC has consistently produced competitive teams, and this year is no exception. The conference's success in the playoffs is a testament to the hard work and dedication of its players and coaches.

AAC President Coley Johnson on the Conference's Success:

"The goal of our realignment was to create the most competitive and exciting football conference in the country. Seeing three of our teams in the playoff, including the top two seeds, is a testament to that vision."

Former Seminole OC Hayden Kiser Makes His Mark

Adding to the excitement is the impressive debut of former Florida State Offensive Coordinator Hayden Kiser as the head coach of Charlotte In his first year at the helm, Kiser has led the 49ers to a remarkable season, culminating in their first-ever playoff appearance. His leadership and innovative offensive strategies have been key factors in Charlotte's success, making him a rising star among college football coaches.

Looking Ahead

As the playoff games approach, all eyes will be on the AAC teams as they strive to bring home the national championship. The road to the title will be challenging, but with the talent and determination of the AAC schools, anything is possible.

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UP NEXT: NEBRASKA

FLORIDA STATE MEETS NEBRASKA IN FIESTA BOWL

The Nebraska Cornhuskers pulled off a commanding 30-19 victory over the Texas Longhorns, setting the stage for an exciting Fiesta Bowl quarterfinal matchup against the Florida State Seminoles. Nebraska's defense was relentless, holding Texas to just 19 points and forcing multiple turnovers.

Parker Ficken Shines Bright



Parker Ficken, the Seminoles' quarterback, has been on a tear lately. After returning from an injury, Ficken has been nothing short of spectacular, completing 22 of 27 passes for 236 yards and two touchdowns in the last game against Oregon. His performance has been a game-changer for Florida State, providing stability and dynamism to their offense.

Keys to Victory for Nebraska

1. Contain Ficken: Nebraska's defense must focus on containing Parker Ficken and limiting his passing options. Keeping him under pressure and forcing mistakes will be crucial.
2. Establish the Run Game: Nebraska should rely on their strong running game to control the clock and keep Florida State's offense off the field.
3. Limit Turnovers:Protecting the football and avoiding costly turnovers will be essential for Nebraska to maintain their lead.

Keys to Victory for Florida State

1. Exploit Nebraska's Defense: Florida State needs to capitalize on any weaknesses in Nebraska's defense and create scoring opportunities.
2. Balanced Offense: Utilizing both the passing and rushing games effectively will keep Nebraska's defense guessing and open up scoring chances.
3. Strong Defensive Performance: The Seminoles' defense must step up and contain Nebraska's offense, especially their running game.

Analysis

This matchup promises to be a thrilling contest, with Nebraska's dominant defense going head-to-head with Florida State's high-powered offense led by Parker Ficken. The winner of this game will face either Florida or Nevada in the next round, setting the stage for an even more exciting Fiesta Bowl.

Who do you think will come out on top in this quarterfinal clash?

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Seminoles Fall to Nebraska 58-43 in Fiesta Bowl Thriller

Glendale, AZ – The Florida State Seminoles' season came to an unexpected end as they fell to the Nebraska Cornhuskers, 58-43, in a high-scoring Fiesta Bowl showdown. A defense that had been stifling all year had no answers for Nebraska's quarterback Jeff Morton, who put on a dazzling display with 423 passing yards and 143 rushing yards. Morton was a one-man show, orchestrating the Cornhuskers' offense to near perfection.

Parker Ficken's Heroic Effort

Despite the loss, Florida State's quarterback Parker Ficken delivered a performance for the ages. Ficken set a school record, completing 50 of 66 passes for an astounding 628 yards and five touchdowns. His valiant effort kept the Seminoles in the game, but it wasn't enough to overcome Nebraska's relentless offensive attack.

Offensive Fireworks

Ficken's connection with his receivers was on full display as he spread the ball around, making big plays down the field. However, the Seminoles' inability to contain Morton ultimately proved to be their downfall. Florida State's defense, which had been a cornerstone of their success all season, struggled to keep up with Nebraska's high-powered offense.

Future NFL Decisions

With the loss, the Seminoles now turn their attention to the future as several key players decide their NFL futures. Defensive tackle Prince Harris, tight end Gavin Houston, and even quarterback Parker Ficken are among those contemplating early entry into the NFL Draft. Their decisions will significantly impact Florida State's roster and plans for next season.

Quote from Coach Cameel Verner: "We're proud of the effort and heart our team showed today. Parker played an incredible game, and our guys never gave up. Now, we have to regroup and see where we go from here. We have some tough decisions ahead."

As Florida State heads back to the drawing board, the focus will be on preparing for next season and addressing the areas that need improvement. The Seminoles will look to build on their successes and come back stronger, with or without some of their star players.

Looking Ahead

While this loss is a tough pill to swallow, the future remains bright for the Seminoles. With a strong recruiting class and a talented roster, Florida State will be aiming to return to the playoffs and compete for a national championship once again.

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POST SEASON BREAKING NEWS

Prince Harris Declares for NFL Draft; Parker Ficken to Return for Senior Season

Tallahassee, FL – In a significant development for Florida State football, standout defensive tackle Prince Harris has declared for the NFL Draft, while star quarterback Parker Ficken has announced his decision to return for his senior season.

Prince Harris: A Unique Journey

Prince Harris’s journey to the NFL is unique. Although he is a true sophomore, Harris was ineligible to play his initial season out of high school due to a transcript error from Ridgeway High School in Memphis, TN. This error wasn't cleared up until the end of the 2033 season, meaning Harris didn’t enroll at Florida State until 2034. Despite this setback, Harris’s impact on the field has been nothing short of historic.

Historic Achievements

Harris became the first-ever defensive tackle to win the Heisman Trophy and the first true freshman to do so. He set a school record in sacks with 23 during his freshman year and followed it up with another dominant season as a sophomore, winning the Heisman again. Harris leaves Florida State with an impressive 33.5 career sacks and is projected to be the #1 overall pick in the upcoming NFL Draft.

Prince Harris on Declaring for the Draft: "Deciding to enter the NFL Draft was not easy, but I feel it's the right time for me to take the next step in my career. I'm grateful for my time at Florida State and all the support from my coaches, teammates, and fans. I will always cherish the memories and achievements we've made together."

Head Coach Cameel Verner on Harris’s Decision: "Prince has been a game-changer for us. His talent, determination, and leadership have set a high standard for our program. We’re incredibly proud of what he’s accomplished and excited to see him excel at the next level."

Parker Ficken: A Decision to Return

In another major announcement, quarterback Parker Ficken has decided to return for his senior season at Florida State. Ficken, a former two-star recruit with no Division I offers, has had an incredible journey. After excelling at Alabama A&M, where he amassed over 7,342 passing yards and 64 touchdowns, Ficken transferred to Florida State to prove himself at the FBS level.

A Remarkable Season

Ficken’s impact was immediate and profound. Despite missing seven weeks due to injury, he completed 78% of his passes for over 2,836 yards and 22 touchdowns. His performance revitalized the Seminoles’ offense, making them one of the most dangerous and efficient units in the country. His return for the senior season promises to solidify Florida State as the heavy favorite to win the national championship.

Parker Ficken on Returning for His Senior Season: "Returning for my senior season was a difficult decision, but I feel there's unfinished business here at Florida State. I want to help lead this team to a national championship and continue to improve my game. I'm excited for what’s ahead and ready to give it my all."

Head Coach Cameel Verner on Ficken’s Return: "Parker’s decision to return is huge for us. He’s been a phenomenal leader and player, and having him back sets us up for a strong run next season. His presence will be key in our pursuit of a national championship."

Looking Ahead

With Prince Harris moving on to the NFL and Parker Ficken returning for another year, the Seminoles are poised for an exciting season ahead. Harris’s departure leaves big shoes to fill, but Ficken’s return ensures that Florida State will remain a powerhouse in college football.

NFL DRAFT

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NFL Draft Recap: Seminoles Shine Bright
The 2024 NFL Draft was a historic one for the Florida State Seminoles, with several players being selected to join the professional ranks. Here’s a recap of the Seminoles' standout performances and their new teams:

1st Round:
Prince Harris (DT) - 6'4", 320 lbs - 1st Overall Selection by the New York Jets

Gavin Houston (TE) - 6'8", 241 lbs - 1st Round Selection by the New York Giants

Chichejwa Nnwani (CB) - 6'1", 200 lbs - 1st Round Selection by the Arizona Cardinals

2nd Round:
Keonte King (WR) - 6'4", 215 lbs - 2nd Round Selection by the Buffalo Bills

Rohkan Fredrick (RB) - 6'0", 230 lbs - 2nd Round Selection by the San Francisco 49ers

Tedarius Brown (CB) - 6'0", 205 lbs - 2nd Round Selection by the Los Angeles Rams


4th Round:
Melvin Whitehead (LB) - 6'6", 245 lbs - 4th Round Selection by the Green Bay Packers

Shemar Simpson (S) - 6'2", 226 lbs - 4th Round Selection by the Dallas Cowboys

5th Round:
Zaire Hampton (RB) - 6'1", 235 lbs - 5th Round Selection by the Seattle Seahawks

Jevar Creysay (DT) - 6'5", 290 lbs - 5th Round Selection by the New England Patriots

The Seminoles have once again proven their ability to produce top-tier talent, with multiple players being picked in the early rounds of the draft. This draft class is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the players and coaching staff at Florida State.

Stay tuned for more updates and coverage on Florida State’s offseason moves and preparations for the upcoming season. Go Noles! 🏈🔥

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Florida State Seminoles Wrap Up Preseason Camp: Primed for 2036 Season

As the 2036 college football season approaches, the Florida State Seminoles have wrapped up their preseason camp with high expectations and a renewed sense of purpose. With a roster filled with talent, speed, and experience, the Seminoles are poised to make a deep run in the American Athletic Conference and aim for a national title that has eluded them for the past two years.

Parker Ficken: The Heart of the Offense



The return of quarterback Parker Ficken has been the centerpiece of the Seminoles' preseason preparations. Ficken, who was instrumental in leading Florida State back to the College Football Playoff last year, is undoubtedly one of the best players in the country. After returning from injury last season, Ficken showcased his elite skills and leadership, and he enters his senior year as a Heisman hopeful.

"Hellcats and Trackhawks": FSU has speed, speed and more speed



"I'm really excited about this year. We have an incredible group of receivers who I call 'Hellcats and Trackhawks' because of their blazing speed. It's going to be a lot of fun airing it out and seeing what we can accomplish together."

The Seminoles boast one of the fastest wide receiver groups in the country. With Ficken under center, this dynamic unit is expected to create mismatches and stretch defenses. Their speed and athleticism make them a formidable force, and they are ready to pick up where they left off last season.

Massive Offensive Line

Florida State returns the largest offensive line in the country, providing a solid foundation for their offensive attack. The line includes T Cortez Hamilton (6'8", 346 lbs), G Tyler Pruitt (6'8", 363 lbs), C Luke Davis (6'6", 337 lbs), G Erik Harvey (6'7", 356 lbs), and T Viking Harrell (6'9", 354 lbs). This imposing group has kept Ficken relatively untouched during camp, a promising sign for keeping their star quarterback healthy and upright throughout the season.

Dominant Defensive Front



Defensively, the Seminoles have a physical and imposing front. Transfer Erick Ruggs from Tennessee (6'5", 265 lbs) has seamlessly fit into the 3-3-5 defense, lining up in various positions to maximize his impact. True freshman Orious Sams (6'6", 290 lbs), a former Five-Star recruit, doesn't look like a typical freshman and is expected to contribute early on.

Head Coach Cameel Verner on Defensive Leadership:

"Having guys like Tremble and Donga return makes things so much easier for us as coaches. They take command of the defense and take every blade of grass earned on defense personally. Their leadership is invaluable."

Linebackers and Defensive Backs



Linebackers Sanchez Donga and Evan Tremble return to anchor the defense, bringing experience and leadership to the unit. In the secondary, the Seminoles are young but talented. With no returning starters from last season at corner or Hawk (slot corner), transfers and sophomores are stepping up. Chuck Peterson, a transfer from Miami (6'2", 205 lbs), has been a standout during camp. The back end of the defense is led by sophomores Kevin Jennings, Matthew Muhammad, and Leon Ogletree, all former Five-Star recruits who gained extensive playing time as true freshmen. Jennings, in particular, has been working out with the linebackers and is expected to be utilized all over the field, taking advantage of his 10.1 track speed.

Ready to Run the American Conference



The Seminoles are primed and ready to run the American Conference. With a blend of experience, talent, and speed, Florida State looks to dominate their conference and make a strong push for the national championship. The preseason camp has shown that this team is focused, prepared, and eager to take the field.

Stay tuned for more updates and coverage as the Seminoles embark on their journey to greatness. Go Noles!

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Damn. Another Heisman, but fell short on the Natty. Lost a lot of great players that went pro this year.

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Damn. Another Heisman, but fell short on the Natty. Lost a lot of great players that went pro this year.

That was definitely a tough loss to swallow for sure...I'm ready for 2036 though

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