All things FSU: July 2023

Saturday, July 29, 2023

FSU vs SEC All Time

Florida State football is 74-72 against the SEC conference all time…. we’re above .500 and you clowns think we couldn’t compete in the SEC with SEC money? We’re above .500 in the SEC with ACC money, let’s be real. Let’s not forget, our last natty was against an SEC team🤔
— 𝒢𝒰𝒟𝒢𝐸🍢 (@WyattGudger19) July 28, 2023

Florida State BEFORE Bowden, was 14-39 against the SEC from 1952-1975. We have won 60 games against the SEC since 1976.

The past 47 years, we have a record of 60-33 against the SEC.
— 𝒢𝒰𝒟𝒢𝐸🍢 (@WyattGudger19) July 28, 2023

Calculating the Top 50 Blue Bloods...(Most Weeks At #1 and All Time Winning % over 60%)

Nice find from https://accfootballrx.blogspot.com/

Calculating the Top 50 Blue Bloods...

Using a proprietary mathematical formula which is kept locked up in a safe, Kyle Umlang has computed who the Top 50 College Football "Blue Bloods" are:

https://public.tableau.com/app/profile/kyleumlang/viz/CollegeFootballBlueBloods/BlueBloods

Where are the Big12 teams?? The talking monkeys say how great they are yet no teams mentioned?? pic.twitter.com/YMc1CY0Ri7
— Tide Guy (@rtide18Roll) July 18, 2023

Most Weeks At #1

Wednesday, July 19, 2023

FSU All Time Records (Dynasties? Blue Bloods?)

Ranking the Top 131 FBS Programs of the Last 40 Years - Mega Thread

Let’s have a fun end to the 2023 offseason and count down the teams from 131 to 1 while simultaneously counting the days until college football is back. Who will be #1? Who will be #131? Who will be the top G5 team? Where will Texas, Miami (FL), USC, Ohio State rank? Those questions (and more) will be answered.

Rank	Team	Link to Post	Overall Score
1	TBD
2	TBD
3	TBD
4	TBD
5	TBD
6	TBD
7	TBD
8	Michigan	Link	42955
9	Nebraska	Link	42848
10	Clemson	Link	42128
11	USC	Link	40749
12	Penn State	Link	40652
13	LSU	Link	39876
14	Notre Dame	Link	39870
15	Auburn	Link	39047
16	Texas	Link	37943
17	Tennessee	Link	37830
18	Oregon	Link	35694
19	Virginia Tech	Link	33772
20	Texas A&M	Link	33525

AP top all time college football programs

Most consecutive weeks appearing in #AP Top 25:

Nebraska 348 weeks 1981-2002

Alabama 245 weeks 2008-present

Florida State 211 weeks 1989-2001

Florida 209 weeks 1990-2002
— CFB Home (@CFBHome) August 12, 2023

#FunFactFriday

Most consecutive top 5 finishes

- Florida State 14 (87-00)

- Miami 7 (86-92)

- Oklahoma 7 (52-58)

- Southern Cal 7 (02-08)

- Oklahoma 6 (71-76) pic.twitter.com/jr4Oe6ULwD
— CFB Home (@CFBHome) August 11, 2023

In 2000 these were the recognized dynasties by the NCAA.

1918-1930 Notre Dame
1933-1941 Minnesota
1946-1953 Notre Dame
1948-1958 Oklahoma
1959-1967 Alabama
1967-1979 Southern Cal
1971-1980 Alabama
1983-1992 Miami
1987-1995 FSU
1988-1997 Nebraska
1990-1999 Florida pic.twitter.com/EVog4KjYlN
— CFB Home (@CFBHome) August 4, 2023

Nick Saban (6), Bobby Bowden (6) & Bear Bryant (1) are the only head coaches to oversee a 10-year period, at the same school, during which their program averaged a 96th percentile KFR

Miami (3), Ohio St (2) & Oklahoma (2) have also experienced such periods but under multiple HCs pic.twitter.com/vEADQdsftl
— Kelley Ford (@KFordRatings) June 30, 2023

On average, over the course of program history, Ohio State teams have been in the 85th percentile of all CFB teams.

With an all-time program percentile average of 76.6, I believe Florida State belongs in the CFB Blue Blood category. pic.twitter.com/CIdUeSMnS0
— Kelley Ford (@KFordRatings) June 30, 2023

Most 11+ win seasons of All-Time:

1 Oklahoma - 27
2 Alabama - 26
3 Ohio State - 20
4 Penn State - 19
5 Florida State - 14

6 Georgia - 13
6 USC - 13
6 TCU - 13

9 Nebraska - 12
9 BYU - 12

11 Michigan - 11
11 Miami - 11
11 Clemson - 11

14 Texas - 10

15 Notre Dame - 9
15…
— College Football Report (@CFBRep) June 18, 2023

Longest AP Poll Streaks in NCAA History

348 weeks - Nebraska (1981-2002)
245- Alabama (2008-2022)***
211- FSU (1989-01)
209- Florida (1990-02)
162- Miami (1985-95)
162- Texas (2000-10)
160- Michigan (1969-80)
158- Oklahoma (1970-81)
143- Colorado (1989-97)
132- Ohio St (2012-20)
— Pick Six Previews (@PickSixPreviews) June 3, 2023

FSU vs UF in 2023

FSU vs UF🏈

Last 10: 6-4 FSU
Last 15: 8-7 FSU
Last 20: 10-10 Tie
Last 25: 13-12 FSU
Last 30: 15-14-1 FSU
Last 35: 19-15-1 FSU
Last 40: 21-18-1 FSU
Last 45: 23-21-1 FSU
Last 50: 25-24-1 FSU

Both Ranked Top 25: 12-10-1 FSU
Top 15: 11-7-1 FSU
Top 10: 8-5-1 FSU
Top 5: 4-2 FSU https://t.co/jeRZtk3xWz
— Ryan (@ryan_954) July 14, 2023

2 FSU Profs selected for membership in the Academy of Science

Congratulations! @PsychologyFSU's Pamela Keel and @FAMUFSUCOE's Theo Siegrist have been selected for membership in the Academy of Science, Engineering and Medicine of Florida (#ASEMFL). Learn more about the academy's newest members from @floridastate: https://t.co/d3cg5Fppyn
— FSU Arts & Sciences (@FSUartssciences) July 19, 2023

Application Numbers for 2022

https://csnbbs.com/thread-961701-page-72.html

ACC schools go they got the following applications last year:

16K Louisville
17K WF
26K Notre Dame
35K Pitt
40K NC State
41K Syracuse and BC
47K VT
49K Duke and Miami
52K GT
53K Clemson
56K UVa
57K UNC
78K FSU

This was the P-12

14K Utah
15K Oregon State
22K Oregon
27K Washington State
34K Colorado
36K Arizona
43K Washington
44K Stanford
54K SC
68K ASU
82K Cal
97K UCLA

Top 20 largest subscriber fan sites On3 network

Interesting factoid for fan base comparisons

The top 20 largest subscriber fan sites On3 network. A list of icons and super talents: https://t.co/4IxEQMb6B0 -- Join your Online community.

1) Warchant
2) Volquest
3) HuskerOnline
4) Inside Texas
5) The Wolverine
6) BamaOnLine
7) Sooner Scoop
8) Gold and Black
9) Gamecock…
— Shannon Terry (@ShannonTerry) July 12, 2023

All-Time Top 10 Director's Cup Finishes

DIRECTOR'S CUP: 🏆
All-Time Top 10 Finishes

Realignment has significantly shifted the all-time standings of the @NACDA @LDirectorsCup, which will be interesting going forward!

Here is every school to have ever made a Top 10 finish, along with the forward-aligned conf standings: pic.twitter.com/M87OD8Zmq8
— Tony Altimore (@TJAltimore) July 10, 2023

Monday, July 17, 2023

2022 TV Viewers, ACC vs Big XII

Combined ACC+XII, w/o OU/UT

If you remove short-timers Texas and Oklahoma and combined the rest of these schools and ordered them by TV vwrs(M), you get this:

Team Vwr(M)
FSU 5.01
Clemson 4.70
Miami 3.69
Louisville 2.93
Oklahoma St 2.71
Va Tech 2.56
NC State 2.21
Baylor 2.17
UNC 2.08
Ga Tech 2.01
TCU 1.99
Syracuse 1.93
WVU 1.88
BC 1.83
Pitt 1.82
Texas Tech 1.65
Wake 1.54
UVA 1.47
K-State 1.40
Iowa St 1.39
Duke 1.00
Kansas 0.68

Thursday, July 6, 2023

Final numbers for the 2022-23 Seminole Boosters Annual Fund

Our yearly goal was $19,000,000 which seemed like a huge number this time last year after the last 4-5 years. Our year runs from July 1 to June 30. We finished at $19,089,000. Also a great year in facility fund raising. Between us hitting that goal and a 4 day weekend there's a lot of happy folks in the Booster organization. Thank you to all Seminole Boosters for your support!

If you would like to support Seminole Athletics and help in the climb contact me at jwarren@fsu.edu.

What is annual fund?

It's our Iron Arrow, Renegade, Warrior, Tomahawk SilverChief, Golden Chief, Platinum Chief, Legacy Chiefs levels. Most boosters are Annual fund boosters but some just give to coaches club, scholarships and facilities. It's a unrestricted fund that has benefits, the money is the lifeblood of the program. It pays shortfall in endowment, a transfer to athletics to help with their costs, pays salaries and basically keeps the lights on. If you are not an annual fund donor give me a call

How many boosters are there?

Almost 13,000. 12.98K is what our board reads. We are in a campaign to get back to 20,000. 20 for 20, 20,000 donors for 20 sports.

Per the iptay website, Clemson has 18,720 boosters

Most dominate decade ever