On Satruday's edition of Seminole Sidelines, the Osceola's Pat Burnham, Charles Fishbein and Mark Salva offer their first impressions of FSU's 27-20 win over Miami. The win moves fourth-ranked Florida State to 10-0 on the season with games left vs. North Alabama and Florida. FSU was the dominant team for three of the four quarters of the game, especially in the second half — where the Seminoles would take a 27-13 lead with just 11 eleven minutes in the fourth quarter. Miami would add a touchdown to make it 27-20 with a little over eight minutes left in the game but FSU would hold on for 27-20 victory. For more on FSU-Miami, go to theOsceola.com.

Seminole Sidelines: First Impressions as FSU's 2nd half key in 27-20 win over Miami

Devoted to FSU Sports and Fan Experiences

Sports & Recreation

Professional

Amateur

Outdoor

College & High School

Sports

In the latest edition of the Osceola's Reeling Them In recruiting podcast and YouTube show host Pat Burnham sits down for a conversation with four-star offensive line prospect Rowan Byrne. Talking points include how Byrne ended up on the Seminoles' radar from Iona Prep in New Rochelle, N.Y., and his recent visit to Florida State for an unofficial visit in April. Byrne also talks about his relationship with head Mike Norvell and offensive line coach Alex Atkins. The rising senior also talks about what stands out about each school he is currently scheduled to take official visits to — FSU, Clemson, Michigan State and Penn State — as well as some other schools that could be in the mix. The guys also talk about Byrne's hobbies off the field and his 5,000-calorie per day diet. Thanks to the show's sponsors: Alumni Hall, Seminoles2Ireland.com and Dan Mowrey's law firm, Mowrey Law. For more on FSU recruiting, go to theOsceola.com.

Reeling Them In: One-on-one with 4-star OL Rowan Byrne

On Monday's edition of Seminole Sidelines, host Nick Carlisle and writers Curt Weiler and Bob Ferrante discuss the postseason outlook for the Florida State baseball team. We preview the ACC tournament, reflect on how essential the return of Conner Whittaker and Cam Leiter are in the coming weeks, break down if FSU is a top-8 national seed and more. We also discuss one of the best seasons by an FSU left-handed bat in recent years in James Tibbs, who was named the ACC's player of the year. For more on FSU baseball, go to theOsceola.com. Thanks to our show's sponsors:  Alumni Hall, Seminoles2Ireland.com and Dan Mowrey's law firm, Mowrey Law.

Seminole Sidelines: FSU begins postseason, James Tibbs named ACC player of the year

In the latest of edition of the Osceola's Reeling Them In podcast and videocast, host Pat Burnham is joined by Charles Fishbein and Nick Carlisle to talk about the latest on the Florida State recruiting front and with the NCAA transfer portal. Talking points include the addition of defensive back Omarrion Cooper from Colorado and adding linebacker Cam Riley from Auburn. Defensive tackle Jay'viar Suggs from Grand Valley State remains a big option for a number of schools. The guys also go over the list of tight end targets on FSU's 2025 recruiting board including Hollis Davidson and Chase Loftin. They also offer their opinions on whether Florida State in trending up or down with a list of prospects that includes Zion Grady, Peyton Joseph, Ousman Krohmah, Jalen Wiggins and more. Seminole Sidelines is sponsored by Seminoles2Ireland.com, which has built travel packages to help FSU fans enjoy the season opener against Georgia Tech and build fan experiences in and around Dublin in August, as well as Alumni Hall.

Reeling Them In: FSU Recruiting and the Transfer Portal

In the latest edition of the Osceola's Reeling Them In recruiting report Pat Burnham and Charles Fishbein look ahead to the weekend of May 31, when Florida State will host at least three prospects on official visits. Defensive end JJ Faulk, linebacker Riley Pettijohn and safety Lagonza Hayward are expected to be on the FSU campus for visits that weekend. The guys also talk about the upcoming official visit of Grand Valley State transfer defensive tackle Jay'viar Boggs, who is expected on-campus this weekend and whether the Seminoles are in the race to land Michigan State transfer defenders Simeon Barrow and Derrick Harmon. Seminole Sidelines is sponsored by Seminoles2Ireland.com, which has built travel packages to help FSU fans enjoy the season opener against Georgia Tech and build fan experiences in and around Dublin in August, as well as Alumni Hall. For more on FSU recruiting, go to theOsceola.com.  

Reeling Them In: Official visit season & DT portal prospect Jay'viar Suggs

Entering this weekend's home series vs. No. 20 NC State, the Florida State baseball team is 34-9 (13-8 in ACC) and a consensus top-10 team, even reaching the top five in some polls entering the home stretch of the regular season. A big part of that improvement this season has been the job that first-year pitching coach Micah Posey has done improving the Seminoles' pitching staff and navigating a few injuries to keep the wins stacking up for the Seminoles. Posey joined the Osceola on Thursday morning to talk about Jamie Arnold's impressive sophomore season on the mound, Carson Dorsey's rise to the occasion, numerous arms that have improved in the bullpen and lessons learned from head coach Link Jarrett along with much more. Seminole Sidelines is sponsored by Seminoles2Ireland.com, which has built travel packages to help FSU fans enjoy the season opener against Georgia Tech and build fan experiences in and around Dublin in August, as well as Alumni Hall. For more on FSU baseball, go to theOsceola.com.

Seminole Sidelines: First Impressions as FSU's 2nd half key in 27-20 win over Miami

Download our free app to listen on your phone