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J.D. IN THE SHOW
J.D. Drew’s Starting Lineup action figure captures the moment when one of college baseball’s most dominant hitters arrived on the MLB stage. Drafted fifth overall by the St. Louis Cardinals in 1998, D ...
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JOIN THE CLUB
Talented right fielder J.D. Drew earned the Golden Spikes Award from USA Baseball in 1997 in recognition of his incredible season with the Seminoles. Drew became the first player in DI history to join ...
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KENNEDY’S CINDERELLA SEMINOLES
Going into the 1992-93 season, coach Pat Kennedy and the Seminoles were looking to build off the success of their Sweet 16 run in the previous campaign. With four future NBA players on the roster (G S ...
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KICKING IT BACK-TO-BACK
In 1999, Sebastian Janikowski became the first kicker to win the Lou Groza Award in back-to-back years. He nailed 23-of-30 field goals and 47-of-47 extra points to help the Noles win a national title ...
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KNOX ROCKS
WR Kevin Knox stepped up on the biggest stage of the 1993 season. In the 1994 Orange Bowl against Nebraska, Knox hauled in five receptions for 99 yards, one of the strongest offensive performances by ...
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LATE TO THE GAME, EARLY TO GLORY
Long before he rewrote record books at FSU, J.D. Drew was just learning the game. Drew didn’t play organized baseball until age 13, developing his skills alongside his brothers and neighbors in the co ...
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LOCKDOWN LEGACY
CB Corey Sawyer famously wore No. 8 during his standout career at FSU. A two-time All-ACC selection and 1993 All-American, Sawyer brought elite speed and playmaking ability to the Seminole secondary d ...
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LOCKED DOWN IN MIAMI
FSU defenders swarmed Nebraska all night in the 1994 Orange Bowl. CB Corey Sawyer (No. 8) and DL Derrick Alexander (No. 90) were standouts in the 18-16 win that sealed the program’s first National Cha ...
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LOMBARDI LOVE
This football from the 30th Annual Lombardi Award ceremony is autographed by four of college football’s most dominant defensive players from the 1999 season — Corey Simon (FSU), Corey Moore (Virginia ...
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LONE STAR STATEMENT
This embroidered patch commemorates the 56th Cotton Bowl Classic, played on January 1, 1992, between FSU and the Texas A&M Aggies. It was a gritty, old-school slugfest that the Noles won 10-2, an unus ...