The Seminoles are set to face off against Arkansas at the Tucker Center on Thursday in the team’s third matchup against a Southeastern Conference opponent following wins against Tennessee and Florida.
It is quite literally championship week across the Big Bend and south Georgia, and the Florida State soccer team is now two wins away from winning the program’s fourth national title, their third in the last six years.
What a weekend it was for Florida State. For the first time since 2017, the Seminoles walked away winners from The Swamp, and for just the fourth time in program history, they are undefeated at 12-0.
Number one ranked Florida State soccer will host number seven ranked Pitt on Friday which will be the teams third time meeting this season with a trip to the College Cup on the line.
Round one is done, and round two is coming up Friday night for the Florida State soccer team, which means, three more wins and Florida State is back in the College Cup for the fourth straight year.
Those rumblings gained some traction Sunday morning as TexAgs’ Billy Liucci first reported on X that ‘per multiple sources, Texas A&M was set to part ways with Fisher as early as today. The decision was reached at the recommendation of the Athletic Department/University President during last Thursday’s Board of Regent Meeting.’
It’s rivalry weekend for the Florida State football team, as the Seminoles welcome Miami to Doak Campbell stadium. Someone that will most certainly be watching is Jacksonville teen Jack Coleman, who’s connection to his favorite team is only stronger thanks to former Seminole James Coleman, and Dreams Come True, a wish granting organization based out of his hometown.
The 18th ranked Florida State women’s basketball team hosts #11 Tennessee on Thursday, the first Top 20 matchup at the Tuck for women’s hoops since 2019.
The school says Wyckoff is doing well and in recovery at Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare with doctors saying the long-term prognosis for the coach’s full recovery is “excellent.”
“They say goldfish have 10-second memories,” Henyecz said. “I think this one remembers all the games and big moments. I think he knows who Jordan Travis is.”
The top four teams in the country were unchanged after No. 1 Georgia, No. 2 Michigan, No. 3 Ohio State and No. 4 Florida State all won Saturday in blowout fashion.
It’s been 30 years since the Florida state football team won their first national championship. On Saturday, that team was celebrated as Doak Campbell Stadium welcomed back the guys that set the bar for this program from that day forward.
A head coach for the new team has yet to be selected. The Seminoles will begin searching for that role in “the coming weeks,” according to the statement.
Much fan discourse has been made about quarterback Jordan Travis and why the Seminole signal caller hasn’t been using his legs as much this season as he has in years past.
Fellow cyclists are planning a memorial ride to honor 25-year-old Jake Boykin, an FSU student who was struck and killed by a car while cycling along a rural road in Jefferson County.
