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Recruiting:
Three-star 2020 quarterback Kade Renfro, a North Texas commit out of the Lone Star State, was offered by Florida State:
I can’t thank God enough for the many blessing that I have in my life. After a great talk with @kendalbriles I’m blessed to say that I have received a(n) official offer to play at Florida State University!!! #GoNoles #fsufootball #OneTribe #WTD #AGTG pic.twitter.com/lwIGG5NpCx
— Austin “Kade” Renfro (@austin_renfro1) November 20, 2019
Football:
Florida State players say they’re doing all it can do focus on Florida, and not the ongoing coaching search.
Speaking of coaching search, in case you might have heard from the latest Nolecast, Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly and former Jacksonville Jaguars and Oakland Raiders head coach Jack Del Rio have been floated as names of interest in the process. Follow along with our updates here.
The hilarious saga of South Carolina athletic officials maybe having asked Florida State about how to fire a head coach continues.
Former Florida State and current Carolina Panthers defensive end Brian Burns is helping provide firehouse essentials to over 42 stations.
Basketball:
Florida State men’s basketball won big against Chattanooga Wednesday, with the bench stepping up with two starters out.
Baseball:
Our rookie of the year Brett Nevitt continues his great baseball coverage, this time talking through fall ball and the future of FSU baseball with Mike Martin Jr. and Mike Metcalf.
If you want some more baseball in your life, D1 Baseball also broke down FSU’s fall ball season.
Other Sports:
Yordan Yanchev, who holds records in Bulgaria for the long course 200 free, 400 free, 4×100 free relay, 4×100 medley relay, and 4×200 free relay, in addition to records for short course in the 400 free, 4×100 free relay, and 4×200 free relay, will be swimming for Florida State next fall.
FSU’s study abroad programs are ranked No. 11 in the country, according to a new report by the Institute of International Education (IIE) released Nov. 18.