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Florida State football, recruiting news: Cupcakes are here to stay

What will college football look like on the other side of the current upheaval?

COLLEGE FOOTBALL: SEP 21 Louisville at Florida State Photo by Logan Stanford/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

Football:

If you ever need motivation to do that project you’ve been putting off, or you just want to run through a wall, give Coach Norvell a listen:

The CLIMB never stops:

Safe to say Tamorrion Terry likes his position coach:

The five best DT groups in college football — Only one can be No. 1 though.

FSU’s altered schedule this year is tough, but the Gators, who ducked FSU, didn’t fare well either:

WR Warren Thompson is in good spirits as the team took pics/video for the new season:

ESPN’s Bill Connelly wrote about potential foundational changes to college football’s power structure. Will the coronavirus ultimately forever change the way college sports are governed?

Meanwhile, Steven Godfrey of Banner Society argues that even with temporary all-conference schedules this season, without a monumental change to the sport’s economics cupcake games are here to stay:

This is a bit more expensive than early estimates. But if Tulane can afford it, maybe other smaller schools can too? Player safety is an important question to answer and this seems like a good sign, as long as they can keep it up.

Recruiting:

Keep up to date with our Recruiting thread

2022 five-star corner Travis Hunter, Jr., reaffirmed his commitment to FSU:

Tomahawk Nation previously wrote about Hunter here, when he was named the country’s top corner, and we scouted his enormous talents here.

Official scholarship offers went out — could FSU see some new commits soon?

Luke Altmyer reflects on the tragic passing of the young Coach DJ Looney:

Other Sports:

The CLIMB doesn’t stop for just the football program:

Seems like FSU’s baseball staff is doing an incredible job scouting quality prospects:

Ham looks good in those robes!

Huff returns to Virginia for a final season:

Alumni:

Perhaps our most jam-packed Alumni update to...date.

Charlie Ward talks about waiting for his chance at QB by punting:

Next, Ward will talk to Clark Kellogg:

Nigel Bradham had some great years in Philadelphia but he will suit up for the Saints this season:

Pretty cool Madden X-Factor graphics:

The Carolina Panthers have cut former FSU kicker Graham Gano, which seems like a mistake:

I think I was at this game:

Despite battling injuries, Koepka returned to form for a large part of the weekend, but couldn’t sustain it and fell short of a title:

Despite standing for the anthem Jonathan Isaac was asked and affirmed his commitment to the BLM movement:

Isaac suffered a devastating knee injury and we wish him a healthy and speedy recovery. All of Nole Nation felt for him:

Terance Mann clinched the Clippers’ franchise record most three’s made in a game by the team — it was Paul George who put him up to it: