UNCONQUERED: 1999 CHAMPIONSHIP

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Florida State had a season for the ages in 1999. Led by future Heisman-winning QB Chris Weinke, star WR Peter Warrick and a stalwart defense, the Seminoles finished the regular season with a 11-0 record. FSU then triumphed in the 2000 Nokia Sugar Bowl with a 46-29 victory to go 12-0 for the first time in program history. The Noles were great all season long — in fact, FSU became the first team to go No. 1 wire-to-wire in the AP poll. Embracing the Seminole spirit of the “Unconquered People,” the 1999 National Championship and undefeated season goes down as one of the greatest in Florida State history.

FSU’S CRYSTAL BALL
SIMPLY UNSTOPPABLE
RINGING IN THE NEW MILLENIUM
SCOOP-AND-SCORE FOR THE TITLE
THAT’S REFRESHING!
STAYING STRONG UP FRONT
WIRE-TO-WIRE, WIN-TO-WIN
SIMON’S MAJOR RECOVERY
I’LL DRINK TO THAT
RETURN TO THE WHITE HOUSE
ONE SWEET TOUCHDOWN
IT’S ALL LOVE
A GRANULATED HISTORY
FILLING THE FRAME
HOMETOWN SHOUTOUT
NEWSFLASH: NOLES WIN THE NATTY
HUNGRY FOR MORE
STAVING OFF VICK’S COMEBACK
GRANTED ANOTHER CHAMPIONSHIP
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