Florida State ranked nation’s No. 1 law school for government careers

https://news.fsu.edu/news/business-law-policy/2020/01/31/florida-state-ranked-nations-no-1-law-school-for-government-careers/

TALLAHASSEE — preLaw magazine has ranked Florida State University College of Law the nation’s best law school for government careers. Additionally, FSU Law is ranked seventh best in the nation for public defender/prosecutor jobs and among the nation’s top seven law schools for public policy. The rankings, which are published in preLaw’s winter 2020 issue, reflect employment data, curricular offerings, and debt and loan repayment options.

According to preLaw, Florida State is the nation’s No. 1 law school for government careers because of hands-on opportunities and location. The magazine cited that nearly 30 percent of graduates obtain jobs in government.

“We are thrilled to be ranked the nation’s top law school for government careers and seventh best for prosecutors and public defenders,” said Dean Erin O’Connor. “A large majority of our students want to work in these areas, so providing them with opportunities inside and outside the classroom to gain pertinent experience and knowledge is very important to us. Helping each student reach their specific professional goals is critical, and we work diligently to ensure students have the opportunities and training they desire.”

preLaw also graded Florida State an “A” law school for public policy, which translates into FSU Law being one of the top seven schools in the nation. According to a preLaw article, law schools graded highly for public policy consider improving society through justice endeavors a key part of their mission. Many of FSU Law’s clinics, courses, externships and student groups focus on public policy.

2020 Budget

https://www.tallahassee.com/story/news/2019/06/07/florida-state-trustees-approve-1-9-billion-spending-plan-new-year/1383598001/

Florida State University’s Board of Trustees Friday voted to approve a $1.9 billion university spending plan for next year.

The approved operating budget represents a 6-percent increase, or $103 million more than the current budget. As is the case within the State University system, there is no tuition increase.

The university was able to build in the budget increase although it received less funding in this year’s state budget and no new performance-based funding from the state. A 3-percent decrease in Education and General funds this year from the state resulted in a loss of $17 million, according to university documents.

State support accounts for 29.87% of the 2019-2020 budget.

Despite this, FSU was able to free up extra money by reducing expenses by 4%, or $3 million. It also realized an increase in auxiliary funds of 4% or $9 million attributed to increased financial support from the Seminole Boosters to the Athletics Department and building improvements underway in housing.

SEC payout increase revenue GAP

ACC doesn't have much longer to last.


"Greg Sankey announced that approximately $651 MILLION of total revenue was divided among the 14 universities of the SEC for the 2018-19 fiscal year (up from $627.1 million distributed in 2017-18. That's $44.6 million per school. Wow."

"$44.6 million per school BEFORE the CBS package increases in value by 6X when it goes to ESPN."

Sources - Mandel and Feldman

Coach Ham doing great things at FSU part 2 (Update)

Scottie Barnes joins Dwayne Bacon (2015) and M.J. Walker (2017) as #FSU signees to participate in the McDonalds All-American Game in recent years. https://t.co/JzCgAm3Q3i

— NoleGameday (@TheNoleGameday) January 24, 2020

Last time 3 games above .500 in ACC (noted 1/24/2020):

Louisville - Current
Duke - Current
FSU - Current
UVA - 1/4/2020
UNC - 3/9/2019
VT - 3/9/2019
Syracuse - 3/4/2019
NCST - 3/3/2018
Miami - 3/3/2018
Clemson - 3/3/2018
ND - 1/4/2018
Pitt - 1/31/2016
BC - 1/19/2011
Wake - 2/20/2010
GT - 3/3/1996

https://floridastate.rivals.com/news/florida-state-basketball-cracks-the-top-five-for-first-time-in-47-years?fbclid=IwAR0XlcmPYz4feJC3ehiq0itLXbtdtG4qbeIfNbplbVdXeUpRISlyCUTZtZU

A top five ranked Florida State basketball team is an extremely rare occurrence. In fact, it's only happened once and that took place all the way back during the 1972-73 season. Of course, that Hugh Durham coached team, which was coming off a national championship loss to UCLA, climbed all the way to No. 2 in the AP Poll.

AP Top 10 for January 20

1. Baylor
2. Gonzaga
3. Kansas
4. San Diego State
5. Florida State

https://www.thedailynole.com/2020/01/20/mind-monday-fsu-hoops-longest-winning-streaks-hamilton/

The current hot streak led us to wonder what the longest winning streaks for FSU were under its current coach:

2016-17

Streak: 12 wins
Key Players: Dwayne Bacon, G; Jonathan Isaac, F; Xavier Rathan-Mayes, G
Finish: 26-9, second round of NCAA Tournament
Overview: After a heartbreaking loss to Temple in the NIT Season Tip-Off in Brooklyn on Thanksgiving Day, the Seminoles reeled off 12 straight wins during the 2016-17 campaign. During that stretch, FSU knocked off No. 21 Florida, No. 12 Virginia, No. 21 Virginia Tech and No. 7 Duke. FSU also notched nice wins over Big Ten teams in Illinois and Minnesota. The Seminoles would finish undefeated at home that season and fall one win shy of tying a then program record for total wins. FSU was upset by Xavier in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, 91-66.

2003-04

Streak: 10 wins
Key Players: Tim Pickett, G; Alexander Johnson, F; Anthony Richardson, F
Finish: 19-14, second round of NIT
Overview: In Leonard Hamilton’s second season on campus, Florida State got off to its best start ever, beginning the year a perfect 10-0. Notable wins over that stretch came against Northwestern, Ole Miss and Miami. FSU would enjoy its firs winning season in six years and notched impressive ACC wins over North Carolina, Wake Forest, Maryland and Georgia Tech. Unfortunately for FSU, it probably needed one more win to get an NCAA Tournament bid. FSU topped Wichita State in overtime to kick off the NIT before falling at home to Iowa State.

2019-20

Streak: 9 wins (current)
Key Players: Devin Vassell, G/F; Trent Forrest, G; M.J. Walker, G
Finish: TBD
Overview: Since falling at Indiana during the ACC/Big Ten Challenge, FSU has reeled off nine straight wins. During that stretch, the Seminoles have defeated six ACC teams, including then No. 7 Louisville on the road. The Seminoles trailed in the second half in five of those wins. FSU goes for 10 straight on Saturday night when it hosts Notre Dame.

2006-07

Streak: 8 wins
Key Players: Al Thornton, F; Toney Douglas, G; Isaiah Swann, G
Finish: 22-13, NIT quarterfinals
Overview: After falling to Wisconsin in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge, Florida State upset No. 4 Florida to begin a stretch of eight straight wins. Aside from the defending national champions, the most notable win during that stretch was a 92-62 thumping of Providence in St. Petersburg. After an 0-3 start in ACC play, FSU would win five of six, but with guard Toney Douglas out with an injury, the Seminoles lost five straight ACC games. Florida State settled for an NIT bid where it fell at Mississippi State with a trip to New York on the line.

2017-18

Streak: 8 wins
Key Players: Phil Cofer, F; Braian Angola, G; Terance Mann, F/G
Finish: 23-12, Elite Eight
Overview: Florida State opened the 2017-18 season with eight straight wins before falling to Oklahoma State in the Orange Bowl Classic. It would be an up-and-down season for FSU from there, but the Seminoles turned it on when the NCAA Tournament got underway. After being awarded a No. 9 seed, the Seminoles knocked off Missouri, Xavier and Gonzaga before falling to Michigan one game shy of the Final Four. The win over Xavier was FSU’s first-ever in the NCAA Tournament over a No. 1 seed.

2018-19

Streak: 8 wins
Key Players: Mfiondu Kabengele, F; Terance Mann, F/G; Trent Forrest, G
Finish: 29-8, Sweet 16
Overview: After a 1-4 start to ACC play, FSU set a new program record by reeling off eight straight ACC wins. The Seminoles closed the regular season by winning 12 of 13 ACC games. FSU defeated Virginia Tech and eventual national champion Virginia in the ACC Tournament to reach the ACC Championship for just the third time ever. In the NCAA Tournament, the Seminoles topped Vermont and Murray State to reach the Sweet 16 for a season straight year. FSU was ultimately defeated by Gonzaga. Despite the loss, FSU set new program records for victories with 29 and ACC wins with 13.

Been a nice decade for us but we’re just getting started. #🍢🏀 pic.twitter.com/TNSlv4s7Ou

— FSU Hoops (@FSUHoops) December 30, 2019

We're not arriving.... we've been here.#MarchOn pic.twitter.com/3Ll9kMGQIG

— FSU Hoops (@FSUHoops) January 7, 2020

We present to you the HAMtations
🎥: https://t.co/7NKN2bHeDg pic.twitter.com/iD49AdMZgY

— FSU Hoops (@FSUHoops) December 18, 2019

Everyone knows Leonard Hamilton can coach at an elite level…but did you know he can also sing gospel?!

We profile the @FSUHoops coach in Men of March on Sunday at 6:30 PM ET. pic.twitter.com/lvFdZLq7Oz

— CBS Sports Network (@CBSSportsNet) December 20, 2019

Watch Leonard Hamilton’s journey – from not knowing if he would have an opportunity to become a head coach as an African American man, to coaching @FSUHoops – in the next episode of “NCAA Men of March” on CBS Sports Network this Sunday at 6:30 PM EST. pic.twitter.com/g9R215S50H

— CBS Sports Network (@CBSSportsNet) December 18, 2019

https://allthingsfsu.blogspot.com/2019/11/coach-ham-doing-great-things-at-fsu.html

Texas A&M athletics reported receiving $85.2 million in contributions in FY19.

Insane.  Must be nice.  FSU normally in the $20-$40 million range.

Texas A&M athletics reported receiving $85.2 million in contributions in FY19.

180 NCAA Division I public-school athletics departments reported less than that in total revenue for FY18. https://t.co/gS8M3nfEkZ

— Steve Berkowitz (@ByBerkowitz) January 24, 2020

New LED lights will brighten Howser Stadium

https://theosceola.com/new-led-lights-will-brighten-howser-stadium/

Crews have installed new LED lights at Dick Howser Stadium ahead of the start of the 2020 season. The lights will give players better vision and also provide opportunities to highlight players and accentuate big plays.

“We can turn them on and off,” FSU coach Mike Martin Jr. said. “They’re instant. They don’t have to warm up. We can do a light show for introductions or when somebody hits a home run. They turn garnet color. It’s pretty neat. And it saves a ton of money since they are LED.”

A group of eight donors contributed about $700,000 to make the new LED lights a reality, Martin Jr. said. And the program was able to use the current light poles, saving significant funds.

The lights have also been installed at an ideal time with the ACC Network planning broadcasts for the 2020 season. Martin Jr. said the investment became a necessity so that FSU could enjoy primetime slots on the ACC Network, which plans to showcase national broadcasts on Friday nights. 

FSU added the new videoboard in 2018 and lights ahead of the 2020 season, which begins on Feb. 14 against Niagra at 6 p.m. What’s next on the long-term vision? Martin Jr. would like to see major improvements and one of the items at the top of the list is closing in booster boxes on the first-base line.

“Places for donors to go and to call their own is important,” Martin Jr. said. “All of the new parks – some of them go from foul pole to foul pole. … Tallahassee does get cold. Tallahassee does get hot. The open-air concept is great but there’s not many days of perfect weather where people want to be exposed to the elements.”

Martin Jr. also envisions an opportunity for boosters to tailgate in their box at Howser and then make the short walk to Doak Campbell Stadium for football games.

FSU for taking second place in the @officialEGF Power 5 Invitational

Congrats to #FSU for taking second place in the @officialEGF Power 5 Invitational! We could not be more proud of our team for their performance during this entire tournament.

From summer to now, our team consistently showed us they will never give up. #Unconquered #OneTribe pic.twitter.com/vXRfFp6A2W

— Florida State Esports (@EsportsatFSU) January 19, 2020

Niche Ranking

https://www.niche.com/colleges/search/top-public-universities/?page=2

Florida State University

• 4 Year 
• Tallahassee, FL 
• 6,975 reviews

#28 Top Public Universities in America

Freshman: Coming to Florida State University is honestly one of the best decisions I have ever made in my entire life. I am truly glad that I am here and I am able to reap all the benefits of attending such an amazing school!FSU offers so much for educational enhancement and provides a lot of support for the many things that students may be struggling with.The campus at FSU is 100% unmatched and I feel that it is one of the best in Florida.When it comes to professors, I have very mixed reviews, but should be taken with a grain of salt because I am a new Freshman, however FSU does have great professors that will ultimately provide you with nothing short of stellar education. Just be sure to read in on RATEMYPROFESSOR.comRead 6,975 Reviews

• A

  Overall Niche Grade

• 49% Acceptance Rate
• $16,450 Net Price
• 1190-1330 SAT Range

Will You Get In?

FSU National Championships

https://seminoles.com/all-time-national-championships/

April 4, 2019

All-Time National Championships

National Championships – 17

Football	1993, 1999, 2013
M. Outdoor T&F	2006, 2008
W. Indoor T&F	1985
W. Outdoor T&F	1984
Softball	1981 (AIAW), 1982 (AIAW), 2018 (NCAA)
W. Golf	1981
M. Volleyball	1955, 1957
M. Gymnastics	1951, 1952
W. Soccer	2014, 2018

https://seminoles.com/national-champions/

It is the 16th National Championship for Florida State, the third for softball and the first in the fastpitch era. Softball’s previous AIAW Championships in 1981 and 1982, along with the 2018 NCAA title matches Football (1993, 1999, 2013) for the most from any sport in school history. Men’s Outdoor Track and Field (2006, 2008), Men’s Volleyball (1955, 1957) and Men’s Gymnastics (1951, 1952) each have two titles, while Women’s Soccer (2014), Women’s Indoor Track and Field (1985), Women’s Outdoor Track and Field (1984) and Women’s Golf (1981) each have one National Championship.



https://fanbuzz.com/college-softball/fsu-womens-athletics/

FSU Distance Programs ranked

.@FSUDistance graduate programs are being recognized nationally for offering students an exceptional learning experience. Highlighted are @FSUCriminology, @FSUCCI, @FSUEducation and @FSUBiz!https://t.co/ZrKcDpokg2

— Florida State University (@floridastate) January 14, 2020

We're thrilled to announce that @FSUiSchool’s online MSIT program is ranked No. 5 among public universities in the U.S. 🌟

Learn more about the latest U.S. News and World Report ranking here: https://t.co/3h60gZt0jM pic.twitter.com/Pj2XFjx2dw

— FSU CCI (@FSUCCI) January 14, 2020

We are extremely proud to say that our ISLT program has ranked #1 in the nation for online graduate degrees. #instructionaldesign #id #instruction #learning #elearning #edtech #training #education #humanperformanceimprovement #HPT #HPI #technology #tech #teachers #teaching #teach https://t.co/Ib15JezFf6

— ISLT @ FSU (@ISLT_FSU) January 14, 2020

Great news! 🎊 Our MIS and RMI online master’s programs rank No. 12 in the nation, No. 9 among public schools, according to U.S. News & World Report’s 2020. #FSUBiz is one of four colleges at @floridastate ranked in the nation’s top 20!
Learn more: https://t.co/bO4Mu1xOew pic.twitter.com/7hWZwfc4Sq

— FSU Business (@FSUBiz) January 14, 2020

Avg Attendance, 2016-19

https://accfootballrx.blogspot.com/2020/01/avg-attendance-2016-19.html

How do top ACC schools rank in terms of attendance of this time period?

Top 20 schools, 4 year average:

Michigan	111,063	Big10
Ohio State	105,026	Big10
Penn State	104,532	Big10
Alabama	101,556	SEC
LSU	100,350	SEC
Texas AM	99,256	SEC
Texas	96,170	Big12
Tennessee	94,399	SEC
Georgia	92,764	SEC
Nebraska	89,595	Big10
Auburn	85,903	SEC
Oklahoma	85,842	Big12
Florida	85,393	SEC
Clemson	80,753	ACC
Notre Dame	78,082	Ind
Wisconsin	77,952	Big10
South Carolina	76,774	SEC
Michigan State	71,889	Big10
Washington	67,679	Pac12
Florida State	67,513	ACC

New house for Southern Scholarship Foundation

It was a joy to take part in the dedication ceremony! I am so excited for the Southern Scholarship Foundation and the 17 students who just moved into this brand-new house, as well as for all the future students who will call it home.
https://t.co/Aj6YLElQkI

— President John Thrasher (@FSUPresThrasher) January 13, 2020

FSU New Football & Support Staff (Updated)

For those who don't know, FSU has had major issue with Football staff, but it was the support staff especially that was a wreck.

This is subject to change, but have this so far:

Head Coach - Mike Norvell

Offensive Coordinator / QB - Kenny Dillingham
Deputy Head Coach / Tight Ends - Chris Thomson
Wide Receiver - Ron Dugans
Running Backs - David Johnson
Offensive Line - Alex Atkins

Defensive Coordinator - Adam Fuller
Associate Head Coach / Defensive Tackles - Odell Haggins
Defensive Ends / Special Teams Coordinator - John Papachusis
Linebackers / Run Game Coordinator - Chris Marve
DB's / Pass Game Coordinator - TJ Rushing


Chief of Staff - Bruce Warwick
Director of Player Development and Operations - Jeff Kupper
Director of High School Relations - Carlos Locklyn
Assistant Director of Operations - Julie Reed
On campus recruiting - Charity Grady

Head Strength Coach - Josh Storms
S&C Assistant Coach - Nick Dowdy
S&C Assistant Coach - Darion Jones
S&C Assistant Coach - Tom Farniok
S&C Assistant Coach - Lanier Coleman

Offensive Analyst / QB - Tony Tokarz
Offensive Analyst / TE - Cooper Williams
Offensive Analyst - Austin Tucker
Defensive Analyst / DB - Mike Treier
Defensive Analyst Data Analyst / DB - Slade Buckley
Defensive Quality Control Analyst - Cortez Carter

TBD - Joe Bowen

Graduate Assistant / OL - Manrey Saint-Amour

Some History:
Mark Robinson was Jimbo's Director of Football Operations, replacing Andy Urbanic who had worked under Coach Bowden. Coach Taggart's Director of Football Operations was Sharrod Everett, assisted by Julie Reed. Looks like a significant upgrade in experience.

ESPN’s countdown of the 150 greatest players in college football history.

Congrats to our FIVE Noles already included in ESPN’s countdown of the 150 greatest players in college football history.#OneTribe https://t.co/XOibN6WjDb pic.twitter.com/bQsRkSu7Mz

— FSU Football (@FSUFootball) January 9, 2020

2019-20 Bowl Game TV Viewers

$$$ is all about TV ratings.

https://accfootballrx.blogspot.com/2020/01/2019-20-bowl-game-tv-viewers.html

2019-20 Bowl Game TV Viewers

Rank	Date	Game-Matchup	Viewers(millions)
1	28-Dec	Clemson-Ohio St	21.15	==========================================
2	28-Dec	LSU-Oklahoma	17.21	==================================
3	1-Jan	Oregon-Wisconsin	16.3	================================
4	1-Jan	Alabama-Michigan	14	============================
5	1-Jan	UGA-Baylor	10.22	====================
6	28-Dec	Penn St-Memphis	6.22	============
7	30-Dec	FLorida-UVA	6.07	============
8	31-Dec	Texas-Utah	5.61	===========
9	27-Dec	Texas AM-Ok. St	4.9	=========
10	2-Jan	Tennessee-Indiana	4.32	========
11	28-Dec	Notre Dame-Iowa St.	4.17	========
12	1-Jan	Auburn-Minnesota	3.99	=======
13	27-Dec	Mich. St-Wake Forest	3.8	=======
14	31-Dec	Navy-Kansas St	3.33	=======
15	31-Dec	Arizona St-FSU	3.17	======
16	26-Dec	Pitt-EMU	3.05	======
17	21-Dec	Boise-Washington	2.64	=====
18	31-Dec	Kentucky-VT	2.62	=====
19	27-Dec	Wash St-Air Force	2.62	=====
20	27-Dec	Iowa-USC	2.5	=====
21	24-Dec	Hawaii-BYU	2.43	====
22	26-Dec	La Tech-Miami	2.37	====
23	30-Dec	Miss. St-Louisville	2.2	====
24	27-Dec	UNC-Temple	2.07	====
25	21-Dec	SMU-FAU	1.99	===
26	30-Dec	Cal-ILL	1.87	===
27	21-Dec	NCAT+T-Alcorn	1.81	===
28	2-Jan	Cincinnati-B.C.	1.52	===
29	30-Dec	W Ky-W Mich	1.29	==
30	20-Dec	Kent-Utah St.	1.25	==
31	23-Dec	UCF-Marshall	1.15	==
32	21-Dec	App St.-UAB	0.96	=
33	21-Dec	SDSU-CMU	0.8	=
34	20-Dec	Buffalo-UNCC	0.74	=
35	21-Dec	FIU-Ark St.	0.69	=

ACC Payout Rumor

https://floridastate.forums.rivals.com/threads/acc-network-will-lead-to-lower-revenue-payout.286875/

I heard from a source that FSU is beginning to expect that the launch of the ACC Network will actually lead to lower rather than increased revenue. The reason for this is because for a few years now, all ACC schools were receiving a $3 million penalty payment (per school) because ESPN didn't launch the ACCN in a timely fashion. That penalty payment now goes away, and the payout will be based on the number of subscribers along with the per-subscriber fees from the broadcasters.

But the low number of subscribers may not be enough to match the $3M penalty fee. I was wondering if the Warchant staff had heard something similar.

-Neon

1 NeonDeion, Today at 3:39 PM

1993 FSU National Title remembered

Six years ago today, #Auburn went up 21-3 on #FSU in the BCS National Chanpionship Game... pic.twitter.com/vbSakfe3Kf

— Freezing Cold Takes (@OldTakesExposed) January 6, 2020

The ACC is in a potential revenue dilemma yet again

http://allsportsdiscussion.com/2020/01/05/the-acc-is-in-a-potential-revenue-dilemma-yet-again/

There was a story from a couple of weeks, that we wanted to address though.

ACCPerscription tells us about a potential television rights deal for the SEC that would increase SEC team revenue by a whopping $20 Million per team per year. This is the CBS deal for for the SEC’s top football games, that are up for renegotiation.

This was after Big 10 signed a short-term 6 year deal with the ESPN/FOX which increased their Television rights revenues to to over $50 Million a year per Forbes.com.

With the current increases in revenues, the Big 10 will be renegotiating another deal by the mid 2020s, and by all accounts will get another significant increase.

I expect the SEC will follow suit with their new football deal to be fairly short term so they can renegotiate in less than 10 years.

The ACC’s rights are signed through the 2035-2036 season, and that’s a problem. While the ACC Network will increase revenue for the ACC by $5 – $10 Million a year, the ACC is largely handcuffed for additional revenue sources, while the Big 10 and SEC portioned their rights or parts of them for frequent negotiation.

Nearly 10 years ago the ACC tackled the revenue dilemma by starting a network, but what are the options now?

Frankly they are rather limited.

The ACC may have to think outside the box, and form some alliances with the other 2 Power 5 conference that are in near as desperate revenue state – the Big 12 and Pac 12.

Far too often the ACC, Big 12, and Pac 12 have tied their agreements (like bowls) with the Big 10 and SEC. Why do this every time?

The ACC, Big 12, Pac 12 should form scheduling agreements in all sports which would increase quality inventory for all conferences.

Pitch it to ESPN and FOX… and see what happens, then create short term deals.

The ACC has about 4 years to work on this, before the SEC deal starts new. If they do nothing, then the chaos of 2010-2012 will repeat itself at some point in the future.

Todd Combs, FSU grad, Warren Buffett successor

Combs FSU undergrad and Columbia MBA
Buffett Nebraska Undergrad and Columbia MBA
Combs has insurance work experience
Buffett was infatuated with Geico.
Trust me Todd Combs is extremely talented and Berkshire will not miss a beat under his guidance.
Buy $BRK.B now

— Will Meade (@realwillmeade) January 3, 2020

Bowl Records

Updated as of Thursday evening
January, 2nd, 2020.

Combined 2017-2018, 2018-2019 & 2019-2020 P5 Conference Bowl Records.

Big Ten 16-10
SEC 17-12
ACC 17-14
Big 12 10-11
PAC 12 8-15

— Greg Flugaur (@flugempire) January 3, 2020

Updated as of Thursday evening
January, 2nd, 2020.

Combined 2017-2018, 2018-2019 & 2019-2020 P5 Conference Bowl Records.

Big Ten 16-10
SEC 17-12
ACC 17-14
Big 12 10-11
PAC 12 8-15

— Greg Flugaur (@flugempire) January 3, 2020

FSU Fire Truck

Florida Decade in Review

Best CFB teams of the decade?

👀 @CoachUrbanMeyer, @MattLeinartQB and @Brady_Quinn made their picks on the best CFB teams of the decade!

Whose list do you agree with most? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/0rxg1NtnMJ

— FOX College Football (@CFBONFOX) December 31, 2019

The most engaged post on @NCAASoftball social of the 2010's?

The most engaged post on @NCAASoftball social of the 2010's? None other than @jessicawarren30's double play in the 2018 #WCWS Finals!#NCAASoftball | @FSU_Softball pic.twitter.com/rdSS16dGoQ

— NCAA Softball (@NCAAsoftball) January 1, 2020

FSU Basketball Buzzer Beaters/Game Winners of the decade

The @FSUHoops buzzer beaters and game winners of the decade. pic.twitter.com/iSWt5Vm4iY

— Henry (@seminole4life22) January 1, 2020