Sunday Golds: A Florida State Baseball Podcast

Brett and Ariya get together after a break to give their thoughts on the 2024 MLB Draft and how it impacted the roster for the 2025 season. They also wrap up the off-season with moves and departures as well as chat about summer league baseball results.

They finish with what they're looking forward to learning about the team during Fall Ball including upcoming exhibitions against Auburn and Alabama.

Extremely detailed episode that will catch you up on the months between the Noles run to Omaha and preparations for 2025.

Brett and Ariya return home from Omaha with a full-length pod talking final thoughts on 2024 and the incredible season for Link Jarrett and Florida State. Memorable performances, key takeaways from the CWS, MLB Draft and portal conversation are all included in this episode. The guys also give a glimpse into what the 2025 team could like for FSU.

The 2024 campaign concluded in the CWS for the Seminoles who lost to the Volunteers for the second time in Omaha. Brett and Ariya discuss the Noles mistakes and missed opportunities early, while struggling to gain momentum against the Vols all game.

The guys also chat about about Brennan Oxford's and Joe Charles' outstanding performances to keep FSU in the game, and Daniel Cantu and Alex Lodise's HRs to give the offense some life. Ultimately, an incredible season comes to a close.

Florida State is one of four teams left in the CWS and the last ACC team standing in 2024. Brett and Ariya give rapid reactions to the 9-5 win over UNC. Heroic pitching performances, clutch hitting from Jackson West and overall grit help the Seminoles advance to a rematch with Tennessee. The guys also talk what to expect vs. the Vols and pitching possibilities for the Noles. Plus some bonus coverage of post-game interviews with Link Jarrett, Micah Posey, James Tibbs and Andrew Armstrong.

The guys give their thoughts on the Seminoles 7-3 win over the Cavaliers in the CWS, to keep their season alive. Jaime Ferrer blasted two home runs and Carson Dorsey pitched a gem to help save Florida State's arms as they try to fight through the loser's bracket. Brett and Ariya also give a glimpse of what arms are left for FSU to throw against UNC and preview the Tar Heels.

Brett and Ariya are in Omaha and discuss the Seminoles' gut-wrenching loss to the Volunteers. The guys talk missed opportunities, sloppiness, poor officiating and the Noles hot bats in Game 1. They also give their musings on the upcoming rematch vs. the Cavaliers in the elimination game.

No. 8 Florida State is set for No. 1 Tennessee in the CWS (Friday, 7 PM ET, ESPN). The guys break down the Volunteers and how the Seminoles stack up. Brett and Ariya give keys to the game and discuss Jamie Arnold getting the ball against the powerful Vols lineup. They also analyze the Noles attack against the "opener" method Tennessee is opting for.

Brett and Ariya return for a full episode discussing James Tibbs' special performance in Game 2 of Supers as well as where he ranks in FSU Baseball history. The guys also break down what stood out and what concerned them about the series vs. UConn. Additionally, they welcome Jeff Cameron to the show and give an early look at Tennessee and the College World Series field.

0:00-7:44- ACC vs. SEC to battle it out in Omaha

7:45-25:40- Thoughts on Jamie Arnold, Conner Whittaker and pitching staff

25:41-59:30- Jeff Cameron joins the show

59:31-1:09:25- James Tibbs' 3 HR game and where the performance ranks all-time

1:09:26-1:29:13- Bottom of order stepping up; Needing to be sharp on defense and base-running; Early look at CWS field

Brett and Ariya give their sun-drained, instant thoughts on the Seminoles' 10-8 thriller over the Huskies, to head back to the College World Series. James Tibbs lll crushed three home runs, Conner Whittaker was outstanding out of the pen, and FSU needed 12 innings to fight off UConn. In the end, Link Jarrett has the Noles headed back the promised land.

The guys break down the thrashing in game one of the Super Regional. The Seminoles hit five home runs, set the record for most runs in NCAA Supers history, and are one win away from the CWS with Jamie Arnold slated to throw in game two.