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FORGING A FOUNDATION
Built through years of postseason experience, FSU returned to the College Cup in 2006 for the third time in four seasons, finishing the year with an 18-4-4 record and one of the strongest senior class ...
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FRAMING GREATNESS
Buster Posey began his FSU career as a shortstop and immediately became one of the most reliable players in the lineup. As a freshman in 2006, he started all 65 games, hit .346 and earned Freshman All ...
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GANO’S VIDEO GAME NUMBERS
In 2008, PK Graham Gano led FBS in field goals made by going 24-of-26. He became the first Seminole to convert over 90 percent of his field goals in a season, as well as the first Seminole with five f ...
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GARNET AND GOLD AND ORANGE
Presented to FSU by the Orange Bowl Committee in 2009, this commemorative football celebrates the program’s longstanding relationship with one of college football’s most storied postseason games. The ...
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GET THE FIREBALL ROLLING
G Alysha Harvin made it look easy as she went for a layup against No. 14 North Carolina A&T in the first round of the 2009 NCAA Tournament. Harvin’s team-high 18 points led No. 3 FSU to an 83-71 victo ...
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GOLDEN ARM, BEST CHOICE
QB Chris Weinke had a season to remember in 2000, leading the nation with 4,167 passing yards and averaging 347.3 yards per game. Weinke enjoyed two 500-yard-passing games, against Duke and Clemson, a ...
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GOLDEN PLAYMAKER
WR Peter Warrick electrified college football during his time in Tallahassee, helping lead the Seminoles to a 12-0 season and the 1999 National Championship. In the Sugar Bowl on January 4, 2000, Warr ...
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GOOD AS GOLD
After a phenomenal 2008 season, C Buster Posey received the Golden Spikes Award from USA Baseball as the top player in the nation. Posey hit 26 home runs and 93 RBIs along with a .463 ERA. His 119 hit ...
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GREAT WALL OF SEMINOLES
Defender Becky Edwards headlined a back line that allowed only 15 goals in the 2008 season, the fewest in program history. That same defensive unit put together four consecutive shutout victories in A ...
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HANDS THAT LIFT
Presented during the Alabama Sports Festival XXVI opening ceremony in Birmingham on June 20, 2008, the “Empowering Hands Award” recognized Bobby Bowden for his impact beyond the football field. The aw ...
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