Wednesday, November 11, 2026

Bobby Bowden Short Video-Just because

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CFB Top streaks of consecutive seasons with 2 or fewer losses (AP Poll era, since 1936)

 Ohio State just had their streak broken this year so worth noting:


Tied for 1st (14 seasons each) — longest in the AP Poll era (since 1936):

  • Ohio State: 2012–2025
  • Florida State: 1987–2000 (the peak Bobby Bowden stretch that produced 14 straight top-4 AP finishes and mostly seasons of 0–2 losses)
  • Notre Dame: Tied at 14 (confirmed alongside the other two; exact start/end years are less consistently detailed in recent reporting than Ohio State’s or FSU’s dominant era)
These three share the record. Ohio State’s run was the most recent and was snapped in 2026 with a third loss of the season. Exact year ranges for Florida State’s and Notre Dame’s streaks are less consistently detailed in sources, but both are confirmed at 14 consecutive seasons with two or fewer losses


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Florida State has the No. 1 recruiting class in college golf for 2027, according to The Golf Channel

 



Top junior golfers Miles Russell, Charlie Woods announce signings with FSU

Florida State has the No. 1 recruiting class in college golf for 2027, according to The Golf Channel


Florida State has the No. 1 recruiting class in college golf for 2027, according to The Golf Channel, and the two biggest additions announced their signings with FSU on Wednesday morning.

Junior phenom Miles Russell was the first to sign Wednesday morning. He is considered the best junior golfer in the class, as well as the best at his level in generations. He has already played in multiple PGA Tour events, adding another this weekend in the Austin Championship.

Russell is also the No. 6-ranked amateur in the World Amateur Golf Ranking, which is already ahead of current Florida State golfer Tyler Weaver at No. 7.

“I was trying to stay pretty close to home, and then, I mean it’s hard to beat Florida State’s men’s golf’s record; they’re pretty darn good,” Russell told Warchant in an earlier one-on-one interview. “Coach Trey [Jones] is great. The practice areas are unbelievable; just everything about it is pretty amazing.”

Later Wednesday morning, Charlie Woods, son of 15-time Major champion Tiger Woods, announced his official signing with Florida State. Woods’ school, The Benjamin School in South Florida, had a signing ceremony last week in which his father and the rest of the family were decked out in Seminoles gear.

Woods is currently ranked 134th in the Rolex AJGA standings, with his most recent finish being tied for eighth at the Junior Players at TPC Sawgrass.

Florida State is also expected to add Kaden Puranik, who is 143rd in the AJGA rankings, as well as Swedish junior Edwin Askerfors. However, they have yet to announce their signings.


Charlie Woods dons Florida State cap in signing day ceremony

 



  1. Miles Russell, Florida State
  2. Jessy Huebner, Florida
  3. Ronin Banerjee, Tennessee
  4. Giuseppe Puebla, Florida
  5. William Lisle, Texas
  6. Dawson Lew, North Carolina
  7. Sam Carraher, Purdue
  8. Evan Liu, North Carolina
  9. Bodie Brumlow, Georgia
  10. Brady Barnum, Georgia
  11. Sohan Patel, Vanderbilt
  12. Grant DeLorenzo, TCU
  13. Vaclav Svub, Arizona State
  14. Brayden Jones, Arizona State
  15. Owen Coniaris, Auburn
  16. Qiyou Wu, Notre Dame
  17. Slater Meade, Wake Forest
  18. Aadi Parmar, Texas Tech
  19. Rawlin Sutter, Alabama
  20. Walker Webb, Iowa State
  21. Guolin Zeng, Utah
  22. Davis Wotnosky, Auburn
  23. Warren Stiglitz, NC State
  24. Bennett Scaletta, Clemson
  25. Edwin Askerfors, Florida State

Men's college golf Class of 2027 team recruiting rankings

  1. Florida State (Miles Russell, Edwin Askerfors, Charlie Woods, Kaden Puranik)
  2. Florida (Giuseppe Puebla, Jessy Huebner)
  3. North Carolina (Dawson Lew, Evan Liu)
  4. Georgia (Bodie Brumlow, Brady Barnum)
  5. Arizona State (Vaclav Svub, Brayden Jones, Ethan Butters)
  6. Auburn (Owen Coniaris, Davis Wotnosky, Lunden Esterline)
  7. Purdue (Sam Carraher, Andy Dai, Gary Gu)
  8. Tennessee (Ronin Banerjee)
  9. Texas (William Lisle)
  10. Vanderbilt (Sohan Patel, Dan McGugin)
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Ernie Sims-Interim DC at FSU

 




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Tuesday, November 10, 2026

National TV Trends for CFB

 
























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Monday, November 9, 2026

2026 TV Ratings










 





The avg viewership on Friday night ESPN has been week 1-6 about 2-2.3M

Known ESPN Friday night (or primetime Friday) viewership examples, 2026 Weeks 1–6
  • Miami at Stanford (Week 1,
  • : ~2.0 million.
  • Miami at Wake Forest ): 2.3 million
  • Pitt at Virginia Tech (Week 5, Friday): ~2.4 million.
  • Florida State at Louisville (Week 6, Friday primetime): 2.7 million.
Week 4 ESPN Friday night viewership numbers (September 25, 2026):
  • Navy at UAB (7 p.m. ET on ESPN): 1.188 million (also reported as ~1.19 million).
  • Clemson at California (10:30 p.m. ET on ESPN): 1.29 million.
So right now, it looks like FSU’s Friday night game is the highest rated so far.
.. And miami has had 2 Friday solo games.









The FSU Bama game still drew 7 Million plus AFTER a long lightening delay (2 actually)




https://247sports.com/college/florida-state/board/36/contents/viewership-numbers-for-fsusmu-289751283/?page=1

https://www.on3.com/boards/threads/have-the-tv-numbers-for-monday-night-been-announced-yet.8979882/#post-189485201

*Remember that FSU was the only one of this bunch that was on ESPN cable/streaming only… and the game was on a return to work night and 1 hour 1/2 late. The game went to 1:00am-ish. All the others were on OTA networks.

Your final Week 1 TV ratings, per Nielsen: ND-Wis. (NBC): 8.1M LSU-Clemson (ABC): 5.8M Wash-Wash St (NBC): 5.1M Oregon-Boise St (CBS): 4.8M Lou-Ole Miss (ABC): 4.7M Baylor-Auburn (ABC): 4.2M Mich-WMU (NBC): 4.1M FSU-SMU (ESPN): 4.1M



FSU season-opening win sets CW viewership record

Florida State’s season-opening win over New Mexico State did more than put the Seminoles at 1-0, it also delivered a record audience for The CW.

The Week 0 matchup averaged 1.96 million viewers in primetime, making it the most-watched sports broadcast in The CW’s history, according to Nielsen Panel + Big Data figures released by Nexstar Media Group on Wednesday.

Viewership peaked at 2.4 million between 9:15 and 9:30 p.m. ET as Florida State pulled away for a 34-17 victory at Doak Campbell Stadium. The broadcast also drew 718,000 viewers in the Adults 25-54 demographic, another network record for a sports event.

The game’s performance extended beyond The CW’s own benchmarks. According to Nexstar, Florida State-New Mexico State was the second-strongest primetime broadcast of the night among Adults 25-54, outperforming every primetime program on ABC, CBS and NBC in that demographic.



https://247sports.com/college/florida-state/board/36/contents/game-1-drew-nearly-2m-on-the-cw-289433585/?page=1


Nielsen measured viewership for the B12 & ACC during the 2025 season

Week 12 & Week 13 College Football TV Ratings

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Teams with most injuries this season (2026)

 



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