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Recruiting
Florida State Seminoles football extended offers to a pair of 2023 quarterbacks yesterday — four-star Ricky Collins out of Louisiana (currently committed to the Purdue Boilermakers) and three-star Brock Glenn out of Memphis. Collins, at 6’2 190 pounds, also holds Arkansas, Georgia Tech, Kansas, Louisville, LSU, Missouri, Nebraska, Oregon, TCU, Virginia Tech, and Washington offers, among others, while Glenn, 6’2 195 pounds, holds some from the likes of Auburn, Cincinnati, Duke, Houston, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan State, Minnesota, Mississippi State, Missouri, Oklahoma State, Pittsburgh, TCU, Vanderbilt, Virginia, and Virginia Tech.
Of those, Auburn, Mississippi State, TCU, and Virginia are thought to be squarely in the mix.
FSU also offered 2024 defensive lineman LJ McCray, who measures out at 6-foot-5, 240-pounds, from Daytona Beach:
Blessed to receive an offer from Florida State University #FSU #GoNoles @COACH217ROLAND @odellhaggins pic.twitter.com/0gSsDgq56y
— Lawal “LJ” McCray (@LJMcCray11) May 24, 2022
For all things recruiting and transfer portal related, head on over to Florida State Seminoles Transfer Portal Thread #14 and Florida State Football: OFFICIAL Tribe ‘23 Recruiting Thread #2 to talk to the experts and join the community.
How Important is a Recruit's Last Official Visit?
— Bud Davis (@JBudDavis) May 24, 2022
▫️Very
▫️If a recruit takes another OV after visiting your program, you have <25% chance of landing them
▫️Don't waste resources on recruits who move on
▫️Commit rate of the last OV is ~2-3X the rate of the next-to-last OV pic.twitter.com/dVyzpBIVy4
Football
Miami’s big-name booster John Ruiz’s company MSP Recovery lost 69% in value once its SPAC merger was enacted — from Bloomberg:
If the SPAC craze is over, it’s going out with a bang by making a Miami lawyer who has owned speedboats named “Class Action” and “Power of Attorney” one of the richest people in the US — if only briefly.
Get your TEAM to the 7on7 & Big Man Camps at #FSU this summer!
— RyanBartow (@RyanBartow) May 24, 2022
June 8
June 15
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Wednesdays in Tallahassee!!!
It’s on!
Come ball out & compete! pic.twitter.com/vvIW4MAvOB
Y’all late https://t.co/AAOvABAE4M
— Kenny Shaw (@KShaw81) May 24, 2022
We like @DerwinJames in 3️⃣, too#NFLNoles | #NoleFamily https://t.co/cQysCfabhD
— FSU Football (@FSUFootball) May 24, 2022
Baseball
FSU pitcher Parker Messick, a first-team All-ACC pitcher and the league leader in strikeouts, strikeouts per nine innings, strikeout-to-walk ratio, and WHIP, has been named a semifinalist for the Dick Howser Trophy and the Golden Spikes Award.
— FSU Baseball (@FSUBaseball) May 24, 2022
Wyatt Crowell and Ross Dunn will represent America this summer and pitch for the Collegiate National Team! pic.twitter.com/5ACvpXDYco
The Seminoles kick off ACC Tournament play today vs. Virginia, with a second matchup vs. Notre Dame set for Thursday.
Softball
Several Seminoles softball players will participate in the summer collegiate softball league in South-West Florida — Kaia LoPreste, Brooke Blankenship, Chloe Culp, Hallie Wacaser, and Krystina Hartley.
FSU tight end Camm McDonald felt inspired and shared some thoughts on the softball team’s run:
“Team 39” by Camren McDonaldhttps://t.co/8uaMonGa4L pic.twitter.com/hpxGik8MsW
— Camren McDonald (@CaamMcd) May 24, 2022
All Sports
Florida State women’s golf’s longest ever run in the NCAA Championship tournament came to an end as the Seminoles fell, 3-2, to Texas A&M in the quarterfinals of match play at the championship finals at the Grayhawk Golf Club. The Seminoles advanced to match play for the first time in school history and finished in a tie for fifth place in the final national standings – the highest NCAA Championship finish in school history.
Congratulations on a great season for @FSUGolf and @CoachBondFSU! You all represent this department, university and the Seminole nation in a first class manner at all times.
— Michael Alford (@SeminoleAlford) May 24, 2022
#OneTribe https://t.co/3NWsinqKHl
Florida State women’s tennis athletes Petra Hule and Anna Arkadianou bowed out of the NCAA Doubles Championship on Tuesday night, falling to Janice Tjen and Savannah Broadus of Pepperdine, 2-6, 3-6, in Champaign, Ill.
Hule finishes her FSU career with 202 career wins in singles and doubles play combined, including a record-tying 106 wins in doubles play.
Arkadianou, just a sophomore, has a chance to anchor next year’s team as she gained valuable experience on FSU’s No. 1 doubles tandem while being a No. 2/3 player in singles play.
Researchers at Florida State University’s Center for Advanced Power Systems (CAPS), in collaboration with Colorado-based Advanced Conductor Technologies, have demonstrated a new, ready-to-use superconducting cable system — an improvement to superconductor technology that drives the development of technologies such as all-electric ships or airplanes.
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