• The Seminole IMG Sports Network Affiliate List
• Meet The Seminole IMG Sports Network Crew

Football
The Seminole IMG Sports Network delivers complete coverage of one of the premier college athletics program in America each Saturday throughout the Fall. Beginning the broadcast is the Seminole Tailgate Party, a one and a half hour pre-game show with hosts Tom Block, Monk Bonasorte (FSU All-American '79 & '80) , color commentator William Floyd (Member of the 1993 National Championship team) and Ryan Pensy.

Seminole IMG Sports Network Affiliate Map

The show is full of features, live guests, telephone calls, updated scores from around the nation, and many more surprises! Thirty minutes prior to the game is the Jimbo Fisher Report with comments from the coach.

Then, Seminole fans listen for award-winning announcer Gene Deckerhoff's play-by-play and anxiously await his legendary cries of "TOUCHDOWN FLORIDA STATE!" Throughout the game, the Seminole Broadcast Center keeps listeners abreast of all the latest scores and developments in college football.

Following the game, the Locker Room Report features live interviews with FSU players and Coach Fisher. Then it's back to the broadcast booth for a wrap-up of the game and other action across the country. All in all, the Seminole IMG Sports Network's six-and-a-half hour broadcast day is the most complete coverage of the 'Noles anywhere!

Men's Basketball
Seminole basketball is getting national attention as it competes in the strongest basketball conference in the country. The Seminole IMG Sports Network brings all the action to thousands of listeners every game.

Play-by-play announcer Gene Deckerhoff tells the complete story for all 'Nole fans. Pre-game and post-game visits with Head Coach Leonard Hamilton along with special features allow fans to get the most up-to-date look inside Florida State Men's Basketball.

Baseball
Florida State's flagship radio station, 1270 The Team, will again broadcast every inning of every Seminole Baseball game in 2012. WNLS-AM will air Florida State Baseball for the 27th consecutive season. From the opener to the ACC and NCAA Tournament action beginning in May, WNLS gives FSU fans the best coverage in college baseball.

For out of town fans, the live radio broadcast for all FSU games (home and away) will be carried on the official site for Florida State athletics Seminoles.com

Tom Block and Eric Luallen will be in the booth calling the play-by-play action for the second year in a row.

Women's Basketball
Florida State fans can follow the Seminoles whether on the road or at home as WNLS-AM (1270) and WFLA-FM (100.7) of Tallahassee will carry every FSU women's basketball game this season.

For out of town fans, the live radio broadcast for all FSU games (home and away) will be carried on the official site for Florida State athletics Seminoles.com

Play-by-play announcer Ryan Pensy along with color analyst Melissa Bruner break down the X's and O's during each contest. Coach Sue Semrau stops by for a featured post-game interview, and the player of the game will join the crew for post-game comments. This broadcast will allow fan's to get the most up-to-date information on the Seminole Women's Basketball team.

Coaches Call-In Shows
On Thursday evenings, Seminole fans know that Seminole IMG Sports Network affiliates are THE source for information on Seminole Athletics.

The coach's call-in shows are an hour-long broadcast during prime time. The shows feature Seminole head coaches talking directly with fans from across the country, touching on game insights, trivia, and random Seminole banter with an appeal that lures listeners.

Daily Radio Shows
In Tallahassee, fans listen on the Seminole flagship stations WTNT-FM 94.9 and WNLS-AM 1270. Several different daily shows are broadcast throughout the year. These three-minute shows air during morning drive time Monday through Friday.

• Jimbo Fisher Daily Show airs daily from August to November (65 shows)
• Leonard Hamilton Daily Show airs daily from November to March (75 shows)
• Mike Martin Daily Show airs daily from March to May (55 shows)