Florida State football, recruiting news: Willie Taggart hosts first ever FSU Women’s Clinic

Football:

Willie Taggart hosted the first ever Florida State Football Women’s Clinic and it was a rousing success.

“Any great team that wins championships, I think you see a passionate fan base behind them. To me, from afar, that’s what I always thought Florida State was and it was a big reason why we won a lot around here,” Taggart said. “So many people are invested and passionate about Florida State football. So, it’s been great to give back and be around them all, to let them know they’re appreciated.”

If the beginning of his tenure is any indication, he’s succeeding in that goal.

“I’ve never seen anything like this, they’re (the coaching staff) a different type of people,” Duda said.

“I think they’re going to do great things for our young men with responsibility and discipline, but also enthusiasm.”

Pro Football Focus is main a NFL-based website but they’ve ventured into the collegiate game over the last few years and they’ve compiled a top ten list of returning FSU offensive players.

Be sure to bet against these coaches; they’re awful against the spread.

Clemson is still a heavy favorite to take home the ACC crown according to Vegas.

Virginia Tech’s secondary just got gutted.

Bud Elliott and Ingram Smith are back again with another edition of ‘The Nolecast’.

Recruiting:

Four-star wide receiver John Dunmore has a final seven and Florida State is in it.

Florida State: Dunmore considers the Seminoles his ‘dream school’. He loves head coach Willie Taggart as well as wide receivers coach David Kelly.

Sam Howell is impressing at the Elite11 Finals:

Bud Elliott is there covering the event and went into detail about why Sam Howell is performing well.

FSU has offered 2020 offensive lineman Avery Jernigan.

Following a June 1st visit to Florida State, four-star defensive end Derrick Mcclendon knows where he is going.

Other Sports:

Baseball’s season ended about as poorly as it could end; going 0-2 in its own regional as a national seed.

Tonight the Seminoles will take on Washington (7PM ESPN) in the Women’s College World Series final after beating juggernaut UCLA twice in dominant fashion to advance to the championship:

Alumni:

Jameis Winston makes his debut in our top 100 plays of all-time list; It certainly won’t be the last time his feats grace the list.

Former Seminole Hank Lebioda is back on the golf course:

Lebioda finished 2nd this week in Raleigh (web.com Tour), moving him one step closer to securing his PGA TOUR card for next season.

Derwin James is officially a multi-millionaire: