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ONE STEP AHEAD
These black and white cleats belonged to Ron Simmons, the legendary defensive lineman who anchored the Seminole defense in the late 1970s. A two-time All-American, Simmons was a force of nature in the ...
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PADS OF A PLAYMAKER
QB Charlie Ward led FSU to their first National Championship in 1993 while also winning the Heisman Trophy, the Walter Camp Award and the Davey O’Brien Award. As Bobby Bowden said, “Charlie was the be ...
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POLISH POWER
This Nike cleat belonged to Sebastian Janikowski, one of the most legendary kickers in college football history. Known as “The Polish Powder Keg,” Janikowski possessed a booming left leg that turned h ...
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PONDER’S PROTECTOR
This rare black helmet with garnet and gold features was worn by Noles QB Christian Ponder, one of the most cerebral and respected leaders in program history. Ponder played from 2006 to 2010 and serve ...
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PRIME TIME FOOTWORK
These game-worn cleats belonged to Deion Sanders, whose legendary career at FSU from 1985 to 1988 transformed him into one of the most iconic figures in college football history. A two-time consensus ...
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SAFE HANDS
These yellow and black Nike goalkeeper gloves were worn by freshman Cassie Miller during FSU’s historic 2014 National Championship season. Starting all 26 matches, Miller anchored a back line that pro ...
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SAVING A CHAMPIONSHIP
Goalkeeper Cristina Roque wore these gloves during the 2021 College Cup Championship. Facing off against No. 13 BYU, Roque defended the net against one of the most dominant teams in college soccer. Wh ...
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SHOES THAT SHOOK DEFENSES
These game-worn cleats belonged to Peter Warrick, the electric wide receiver who left defenders grasping at air during one of the most thrilling careers in FSU history. His career totals — 207 recepti ...
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SHOULDER PADS OF A CHAMPION
These shoulder pads belonged to Chris Weinke, the Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback who led FSU to the 1999 National Championship. At 28 years old, Weinke was the oldest Heisman winner in history — h ...
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SIMMONS MEANS STOP
Offenses didn’t just game-plan for NG Ron Simmons — they braced for him. FSU’s No. 50 was a nightmare in the trenches, delivering hits that left ball carriers dazed and quarterbacks desperate to escap ...
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