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HIGH-FLYING FUN
From 1989 to 1993, F/C Rodney Dobard (No. 34) and G Chuck Graham (No. 4) shared the court together. Both were dominant forces in FSU’s three consecutive trips to the NCAA Tournament and a Metro Confer ...
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LEADING THE WAY TO PROGRAM HISTORY
F Sue Galkantas was FSU’s consummate leader. That was never more evident than during the 1982-83 season, when she helped lead the Seminoles to their first NCAA Tournament berth on the strength of a 24 ...
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LISA LIT IT UP
G Lisa Foglio’s reputation preceded her before she arrived in Tallahassee for the 1980-81 season. A native of Ocean City, New Jersey, Foglio ended her high school career as the town’s all-time leading ...
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LOUD AND PROUD
FSU fans have always been known to show their spirit. Seminole boosters decided to put that to the test with the construction of the Spirit Spear, located in the south end zone at Doak Campbell Stadiu ...
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MAESTRO OF THE METRO
After limited playing time in his first two years, G George McCloud shined as a starter in his final two seasons. His senior campaign of 1988-89 was especially remarkable. McCloud averaged 22.8 points ...
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MAKING THE MOST OF HIS OPPORTUNITY
Tampa native F Byron Wells worked his way from limited playing time to becoming a reliable sixth man in his redshirt junior and senior campaigns. He played just 20 games over his first two seasons, th ...
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MCCLOUD MAKES IT RAIN
No matter how sticky opposing defenses could be, G George McCloud was automatic from downtown. He set a program record with 10 3-pointers in a game against La Salle in February 1989, shattering the ol ...
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MIKE AND MIKE
Mike Martin coached plenty of standout players during his career, including College Baseball Hall-of-Famer Mike Fuentes (left). A slugging outfielder, Fuentes became the first Seminole to win the Gold ...
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MIKE DROP
Pitcher Mike Loynd earned the Golden Spikes Award after a standout 1986 season. The junior was named a First-Team All-American by both the American Baseball Coaches Association and Baseball America. O ...
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MINDING HIS MANNERS
A four-year forward from Daytona Beach, Michael Polite was a member of three NCAA Tournament teams with the Seminoles. In his senior season of 1990-91, FSU won their first tournament game in 11 years. ...
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