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THE HELMET THAT CHANGED THE PROGRAM
This game-worn helmet belonged to Ron Simmons, FSU’s iconic No. 50 and one of the most dominant defensive players in program history. With scuffs and wear marks still visible, the helmet is a battle-t ...
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THE STAR WHO NEVER LEFT TALLAHASSEE
This framed photograph captures two FSU icons: longtime equipment manager Jimmie Callaway and legendary actor Burt Reynolds, whose connection to Florida State went far beyond the silver screen. Though ...
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USHERING IN A NEW TEAM
Doctorate student Millie Usher became coach in 1974 and served in the role for the next two seasons, becoming the program’s first multi-season head coach. She steered the program in its early years as ...
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WE MEET AGAIN
The Seminoles met the Oklahoma Sooners for the second year in a row in the 1980 Orange Bowl. Hoping to avenge the previous year’s loss, FSU held a 17-10 lead late in the fourth quarter. However, the S ...
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WEAR IT PROUDLY: STATE CHAMPS
This garnet shirt likely belonged to No. 12 Susan Brown, a sophomore from Titusville, Florida, commemorating FSU’s 1974 Florida State Championship. After defeating Florida and Flagler College, the Sem ...
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WELCOME BACK, WOODY
In 1975, Woody Woodward took over as skipper of the FSU baseball team. Woodward knew Tallahassee well, playing for the Seminoles himself in 1962 and 1963. Coach Woodward’s team won this trophy in reco ...
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WORN WITH PRIDE
These two embroidered patches showcase versions of the iconic Florida State Seminoles logo, visual trademarks that have evolved alongside the football program’s rise to national prominence. Worn on ja ...
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