Florida State begins the 2026 season in just over two months, hosting James Madison on February 13. After recent interviews with head coach Link Jarrett and pitching coach Micah Posey on the show, we break down the Seminoles' 2026 position player group. We discuss potential starters at each position and how a lineup could potentially come together.

The Seminoles' head coach joined the podcast for over 30 minutes to discuss the current state of Florida State baseball. Jarrett broke down where FSU's roster is after its portal haul, highlighting many of the newcomers. He also spoke on upgrades to FSU's player development facilities, what he looks for in an infielder, and how his staff promotes offensive development.

Florida State baseball begins the 2026 season in 79 days. Pitching coach Micah Posey joined the podcast for just over 35 minutes to break down the Seminoles' revamped pitching staff.

FSU's pitching staff is made up of 20 arms, including 13 newcomers. There are 14 right-handed pitchers and six left-handed pitchers. Of the newcomers, six are from the portal, three are from DII/JUCO, and four are true freshmen.

Posey discussed the improvements of returners Wes Mendes, John Abraham, and Payton Manca. He also spoke about the additions of high-level transfers Trey Beard, Bryson Moore, Cole Stokes, Cade O'Leary, & Gabe Nard.

The pitching coach also talked about FSU's new 'launch-pad,' which was installed by Driveline, and will implement biomechanics into the pitching lab.

Sunday Golds is back to recap the Seminoles' two fall ball exhibitions against Mississippi State and UAB. FSU and Mississippi State tied 6-6 through 14 innings. The Seminoles topped UAB, 16-5, over 11.5 innings.

Brett and Ariya discuss their overall takeaways from the exhbitions and highlight standouts from the mound and at the plate.

You can also find Sunday Golds on YouTube now (@brettnevittbaseballvideos).

Florida State baseball began its 2025-26 season with its first official practice on Monday.

In this episode, Ariya Massoudi and Brett Nevitt preview fall ball, discuss the Seminoles' large group of newcomers, and highlight some of the 'Noles in the Pros.

Sunday Golds is now on Youtube! Find this episode @brettnevittbaseballvideos.

Brett and Ariya return to preview the 2025 MLB Draft. Where will Jamie Arnold and Alex Lodise go? How many Noles will get drafted? The guys discuss these questions and evaluate how it could impact the 2026 team. They then chat with FSU Director of Program Development Randy Burdette about the future of FSU Baseball and what it will take to have the program competing for National Titles, in the ACC, and against SEC powers. The episode finishes with recent portal addition thoughts and a Summer Ball update for a few current Noles.

Brett and Ariya return to the mics after a few weeks to process the final game of the season at Oregon State in the Supers. The guys are back to give final thoughts on 2025, things that surpassed and fell short of their expectations, and an early look at what the 2026 Seminoles could look like. They also touch on some transfer portal updates, what FSU might be looking to add, and how the MLB Draft will impact the roster. They finish by talking where the guys will be playing summer ball at the Cape Cod League, Team USA, etc.

Jamie Arnold and Peyton Prescott delivered key performances on the mound to help FSU beat Oregon State 3-1 and force a winner take all rubber match in the Corvallis Super Regional. Brett and Ariya give their reactions to Arnold's masterclass, Prescott's ability to slam the door shut, and the team's overall toughness to battle back after Game 1's disappointment. The guys also touch on key at-bats and how Game 3 is shaping up for the Noles with Wes Mendes on the mound to start and a trip to the CWS on the line.

Brett and Ariya give their reactions to the 5-4 loss to Oregon State in Game 1 of the Super Regionals. From the big moments offensively, to Joey Volini's strong start and all the way to the base running blunders and melt down in the 9th inning, the guys chat about where the Noles fell short. They also preview Game 2 against the Beavers (9 PM ET, ESPN2) and why Jamie Arnold is the perfect guy on the mound to try and keep the season alive.

Star third baseman Cal Fisher joins Sunday Golds in this in-depth episode.

Brett and Ariya deep dive into the Tallahassee Regional and break down the weekend. Who stood out? Jamie Arnold's final masterpiece at Howser, Wes Mendes taking the next step, and the key hits from the lineup vs. Mississippi State. They also talk bullpen usage and batting order developments, in addition to their initial thoughts on facing Oregon State on Corvallis. The guys ponder through some rotation options for the Super Regional and finish with some national college baseball talk in what was a wild weekend in Regionals around the country. Why was the SEC so overrated? Why was the ACC so underrated? And how mid-majors have found a way to compete with the top dogs.

Cal Fisher 1-on-1 interview (31:30-49:05)