The one-week countdown is nearly on. Just eight days until FSU football practice starts. Here is a photo of former Seminole, No. 8 Bryant McFadden.
We have officially reached single digits in our countdown to the start of FSU's spring practice. And with just nine days to go, who better to celebrate such an occasion than No. 9 Peter Warrick.
One of the greatest and most famous players to ever compete at Florida State was Derrick Brooks. And even though the standout linebacker wore No. 10, we are switching things up today and giving some pub to another No. 10 in an FSU uniform -- Dan Kendra.
Just 10 days from now, the Seminoles will start spring practice. Get excited.
Today's former Seminole football player is No. 11, Dexter Carter. FSU has just 11 days until it starts spring practice in preparation for the 2012 season.
Twelve days to go until FSU starts spring practice so here's a photo of former No. 12, Matt Frier.
Florida State fans are encouraged to come out to Tomahawk Sports Bar & Grill Friday night to watch the No. 17 FSU men's basketball ACC Tournament game at 9 p.m.
Tomahawk will be offering 2-for-1 Jager Bombs, $12 domestic beer buckets and 49-cent chicken wings to those fans that come out and support FSU in its bid to capture a conference crown in Atlanta.
Florida State freshman running back will get his opportunity in less than two weeks to show why he was so highly regarded coming out of high school when the Seminoles kick off spring practice March 19.
As a preview for spring practices across the country, cbssports.com's Bruce Feldman has listed Pender one of 11 "most intriguing early enrollees" in all of college football.
5-Mario Pender, FSU, RB: Last year at about this time another early enrollee RB at FSU, Devonta Freeman was turning some heads. Freeman had a good season in 2011, but watch out for Pender. The guy is a blur, who is both quick and fast. In fact, sources at FSU say he's the fastest back the Noles have. In high school, he averaged 12 yards per carry.
To read Feldman's entire list, click here.
Join me for a Google+ Hangout live at Philips Arena at 4 p.m. as the Florida State men's basketball team holds its first practice in Atlanta for the ACC Tournament.
Go here to post questions for the Hangout and you could be included in the event.
Yesterday he was named to the All-ACC Second Team, today he was named to the All-District IV Team.
The U.S. Basketball Writers Association (USBWA) named Florida State's Michael Snaer one of 10 selections for its 2011-12 All-District Team. The District IV squad which Snaer is part of consists of players from Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and Florida.
To see the full announcement, click here.
| DISTRICT IV KY, TN, MS, AL, GA, FL |
| PLAYER OF THE YEAR |
| Anthony Davis, Kentucky |
| COACH OF THE YEAR |
| Steve Prohm, Murray State |
| ALL-DISTRICT TEAM |
Will Barton, Memphis Bradley Beal, Florida Kenny Boynton, Florida Isaiah Canaan, Murray State Anthony Davis, Kentucky John Jenkins, Vanderbilt Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Kentucky Arnett Moultrie, Mississippi State Michael Snaer, Florida State Jeffery Taylor, Vanderbilt |
