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Football:
At 2pm today Asante Samuel Jr. will tell his story:
Mark your calendar for tomorrow the 26th to hear the story of #️⃣2️⃣6️⃣!!
— FSU Seminoles (@Seminoles) May 25, 2020
: Asante Samuel Jr.
⏰ 2pm
❓IG Q&A
https://t.co/uuIyKy6Pif#OurStory | #OneTribe pic.twitter.com/zqGMwqmCHU
Get your football fix with Odell and Ron Dugans.
Yesterday was the Pope’s birthday!
Hope you had a great day Dontae!#NoleFamily | #OneTribe pic.twitter.com/YhJ1Ah1JF2
— FSU Football (@FSUFootball) May 26, 2020
Re-live the 2016 Orange Bowl and Florida State’s win over Michigan with the radio broadcast of the game:
Classic Radio Broadcast
— FSU Football (@FSUFootball) May 22, 2020
: FSU vs Michigan
️: 2016 @OrangeBowl
️: @gened01 & @barnonefloyd
: https://t.co/sHFXCUEsXp
: @floridalottery pic.twitter.com/potn0CCK8S
Recruiting:
Your hub for all things recruiting at TomahawkNation. Check out all the offers and commits on our tracker here. FSU’s football staff has continued their hard work in scouting, extending offers, and trying to build relationships.
Our State of Recruiting Series is back, and this time we’re diving into the Safety group.
Four-star 2022 defensive end prospect offered by FSU — can the ’Noles re-establish their once-strong DMV pipeline?
Other Sports:
I love this picture, but it’s not just a weekend vibe, but an every day one:
Sunday Vibes #NewBloods pic.twitter.com/z4LXXV7PuO
— FSU Hoops (@FSUHoops) May 24, 2020
Breaking News: FSU’s Baseball team continues to be good:
The Seminoles extended their consecutive appearances to the tournament after locking in their 42nd straight in 2019. #NCAABaseball | @FSUBaseball pic.twitter.com/T2tCupx80U
— NCAA Baseball (@NCAACWS) May 25, 2020
Only four programs have 10 or more consecutive tournament appearances: Florida State (42), Vanderbilt (14), Florida (12) and Clemson (11).#NCAABaseball pic.twitter.com/7anGcQLdmx
— NCAA Baseball (@NCAACWS) May 25, 2020
Sophomore Max McCusker and the FSU Swimming team were back-to-back 200 free relay champs, and the story is a fun read.
Golfer Puk Lyng Thomsen and FSU both brought out the best in each other, and she will go home to Denmark a success. Thomsen — and others — are a reminder that FSU touches people’s lives all over the world, and the relationships last a lifetime.
Alumni:
If you were stuck in an escape room with just one hour to get out and had to pick your team of just Florida State athletes to help you, who would it be, and why?