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A RECORD-SETTING PERFORMANCE
Future Heisman-winning QB Chris Weinke matched a Seminole record during the team’s final home game of the 1999 season by tossing six touchdown passes, including three to WR Peter Warrick, in a 49-10 r ...
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BARRON OF THE TRENCHES
A dominant force on the offensive line, OT Alex Barron was a leader of FSU’s front five during the early 2000s. Hailing from Orangeburg, South Carolina, Barron brought a rare combination of size, spee ...
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DRESSED TO THE NINES
Many college football fans remember star WR Peter Warrick for his 20-point performance in the 2000 Sugar Bowl. But his impact on Seminole football went beyond that single game, spanning a four-year ca ...
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EARLY RETIREMENT
QB Charlie Ward was so good at football that FSU didn’t wait until graduation to retire his No. 17. Just four days after he won the program’s first Heisman Trophy, the Seminoles retired Ward’s jersey ...
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IT’S A DUNN DEAL
Playing as a speedy, versatile running back from 1993 to 1996, Warrick Dunn finished his career with 37 rushing touchdowns and 3,959 rushing yards — a program record that stood until 2016. Dunn compil ...
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JAMEIS IS FAMOUS
Jameis Winston kept this Garnet and Gold jersey on hand for the 2014 BCS National Championship Game. No. 5 had won nearly every individual and quarterback award available, including the Heisman Trophy ...
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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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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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NIFTY FIFTY
Although Ron Simmons played for FSU before they joined the Atlantic Coast Conference, this jersey with a decorative collar and ACC patch bears a number all Seminole fans recognize. The hulking nose gu ...
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NO. 11 FOREVER
On October 20, 2016, F Mami Yamaguchi became the first player in FSU soccer history with a retired jersey. Her No. 11, which she wore in her historic 2007 campaign, was immortalized in a halftime cere ...
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