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FLORIDA STATE — Hopefully all your fingers stay intact and your neighbor's mailboxes are “not” filled with M-80s this 4th of July. A slow news weekend for football was joined by All-America honors given to the men’s baseball squad. The ACC honor roll was released and track and field stars continue to shine.
Here are some highlights from the weekend:
Football
Let’s start this out with a poll. In light of all the conference realignment talk, what would be the best-case scenario for FSU if the ultimate decision does come down to them leaving the ACC?
Poll
What would be most beneficial for FSU in the ever-changing landscape of conference alignment?
This poll is closed
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78%
Move to the SEC and pay off the GOR contract over time.
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11%
Stay in the ACC but try to leverage more money as the value of FSU could be argued as higher than other schools in the conference.
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2%
Pac-12.
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7%
Throw rocks at Alford’s house until we get an answer.
All jokes aside, this is definitely a topic that must be (and has been) discussed thoroughly. Now, and more important than ever, in the new NIL era where funding and recruiting go hand in hand, schools will be looking for that extra edge and a no light at the end of the tunnel contract with the ACC doesn't spell success for the ‘Nole’s moving forward.
So how does FSU separate from the pack?
Tomahawk Nation’s own Jon Marchent wrote about FSU’s value to the conference last year in this throwback: Just how valuable is FSU’s program in The Alliance?
Join in on either the comment section here or in the original article to voice your opinions.
If you have ever heard the roar when the spear gets planted with a boom, you would know that one of the best stadiums to watch football in is Doak Campbell; 80,000 fans will agree.
At nearly 80,000, filling you with fear from the Seminole Chop! The Doak, checking in at #3! @FSUFootball pic.twitter.com/dSiUhQINkY
— Eric Mac Lain (@EricMacLain) July 1, 2022
What's your best memory inside Doak Campbell Stadium and when did you first learn the chop?
Cheezin’
— FSU Football (@FSUFootball) July 1, 2022
#NoleFamily pic.twitter.com/UuGBzLWIXY
Schedule previews have been coming out over the past few weeks and I just wanted you to take a look at the beauty of this picture: Schedule Preview: Clemson Tigers.
Recruiting
FSU commit Chris Parson competed at the Elite 11 and could potentially see his rankings shoot up after a stellar performance.
— Elite11 (@Elite11) July 1, 2022
Determined by #Elite11 coaching staff - 50% junior season film & performance, 50% event evaluation and traits.
Listed alphabetically. pic.twitter.com/5QRnCbpXxv
On the trail and letting the scholarship limit work itself out, FSU is still diving into the transfer portal to put playmakers in the class of 2023 and beyond.
Baseball
All-America honors went out to four Seminoles. Parker Messick, Jamie Ferrer, James Tibbs, and Conner Whittaker all received mentions on Friday.
Your 2022 Seminole All-Americans @messick_parker @Ferrer1227 @JamesTibbsIII @connerwhitt
— FSU Baseball (@FSUBaseball) July 1, 2022
https://t.co/jvknALhmku pic.twitter.com/pPRZqjr98l
All Sports
Congrats to the 302 Seminoles that made the academic honor roll.
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— Florida State Men’s Basketball (@FSUHoops) July 3, 2022
302 @Seminoles made @theACC Academic Honor Roll including these seven ⤵️#NewBlood pic.twitter.com/a7LiVmZGdD
From Sunday Seminoles Summary: FSU Baseball, Softball, Track & Field, Golf, and other Noles sports news:
Four athletes with ties to the Florida State track and field program will be representing the United States at the 2022 World Athletics Championships after qualifying at the USA Track and Field Championships at Hayward Field this past weekend.
Trey Cunningham, Rachel Dincoff, and Marvin Bracy will don the Red, White, and Blue back at Hayward Field July 15-24, while Curtis Williams will head to the World Junior Championships from Aug. 1-6 in Cali, Colombia.
In honor of our service members on this Independence Day, here is an interesting story (and another throwback) from Kyle Yarbrough about a Seminole flag that he flew overseas and, in doing so, brought a sense of home to more people than you can imagine.
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