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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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MAN OF STEAL
With quick reflexes and superb ball handling skills, G Charlie Ward often picked the pockets of opposing players. He led the team with 71 steals in 1990-91 and 75 steals in 1991-92 — setting freshman ...
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MAPPING OUT SUCCESS
F Doug Edwards earned conference honors in each of his three seasons as a Seminole. He was named Second Team All-Conference as part of the Metro in 1991 and Second Team All-Conference in 1992 and 1993 ...
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METRO CHAMPIONS AT LAST
The Seminoles had been runners-up in the Metro Conference Tournament Championship Game an astounding five times since joining the conference in 1976. In the 1990-91 season, it was finally FSU’s time. ...
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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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MITCHELL’S NO. 94
This jersey belonged to DE Sean Mitchell, a 6-foot-4, 280-pound sophomore from Jesup, Georgia. It features the iconic 50th anniversary patch commemorating half a century of Seminole football. A produc ...
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NEWSFLASH: NOLES WIN THE NATTY
Local papers were ready to celebrate FSU’s National Championship as soon as the clock reached zero in the 2000 Nokia Sugar Bowl. The spring semester was scheduled to begin on January 5, 2000, one day ...
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NO. 1 THE ENTIRE WAY
In the first AP and Coaches polls of the 1999 season, FSU secured the No. 1 spot. The Seminoles were determined not to give that top spot up. Fortunately, future Heisman winner Chris Weinke was their ...
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NUMBERS DID THE TALKING
Hailing from the small town of Hahira, Georgia, J.D. Drew arrived at FSU without the national hype that often follows elite recruits, but it did not take long for his bat to command attention. Playing ...
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ON TOP OF THE WORLD
FSU advanced to the NCAA Women’s College World Series (WCWS) in four straight seasons from 1990 to 1993. On May 24, 1990, the Seminoles defeated Fresno State 1-0 for the first NCAA WCWS win in Dr. JoA ...
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