Brett breaks down FSU's two wins over Lipscomb and previews the midweek matchup with the Gators in a solo podcast. Our first go at this episode was lost due to a corrupted file so you get a quicker, shorter version of the podcast this week. Ariya will be on the call on ACCNX for the rivalry game.

Brett and Ariya welcome star shortstop Alex Lodise to the show. The guys also touch on Evan Chrest's continued steadiness as a midweek starter, Maison Martinez's dominance out of the pen and Myles Bailey's two majestic home runs. More included in this episode includes batting order thoughts, numerous guys getting opportunities, and Max Williams' emergence in the wins over North Florida and Bethune Cookman as FSU remained undefeated. They wrap with a look around the country as conference play begins for some ACC teams this weekend.

*Alex Lodise Interview: 31:30-48:00

Brett and Ariya return to break down the Seminoles weekend against Georgetown to move to 11-0 in 2025. The guys touch on the dominant weekend rotation performances, thoughts on the bullpen, and observations of the lineup against they Hoyas. They also highlight Myles Bailey's breakout series, preview the midweek slate of UNF and Bethune Cookman, and announce a new partnership with SouthWood Golf Club in Tallahassee.

Florida State Baseball's radio voice Eric Luallen joins Ariya for a special broadcasters episode as they recap the win over JU in Jacksonville. The guys also hit on the depth for the Seminoles, on both the mound and in the lineup, and why that's a key to the season. They finish by previewing the upcoming series against Georgetown at Howser, a special reunion for the Sheffield family, as well as an important weekend for evaluating the weekend rotation and hitting options.

Florida State swept Penn, the-back-to-back Ivy League Champs, over the weekend. Brett and Ariya discuss their thoughts on the starting rotation, Hunter Carns' big Game 2, and the teams' outstanding defense so far this season. The guys break down different areas of the weekend and what has impressed them, as well as some concerning trends so far. They finish by previewing Evan Chrest's return to JU for the Noles' midweek tilt against the pesky Dolphins in Jacksonville.

Florida State beat USF 6-2 in front of a sellout crowd of over 3200 fans, mostly in garnet, in Tampa on Tuesday. Brett and Ariya highlight who stood out, key moments, and lessons learned. They touch on Evan Chrest, the bullpen, and key hits in the contest. The guys end the pod previewing the series this weekend against Penn, who has made back-to-back NCAA Regionals. They also shoutout FSU Softball and their hot start to the 2025 season.

The Seminoles were fantastic in a sweep against the Dukes this weekend at a sold out Dick Howser Stadium. Brett and Ariya discuss the pitching for FSU, which gave up only 2 runs all weekend. The guys also touch on the hitting; who stood out and what to expect going forward. They finish with a USF preview (Tuesday 5 PM, ESPN+) and a look around D1 Baseball nationally.

Opening Day is upon us! Brett and Ariya give their impressions of the announced starting rotation, thoughts on the possible first lineup of the season, and which players are primed for a breakout campaign. They also give a glimpse of the James Madison Dukes, what to expect this weekend, and what they're keeping an eye on as they evaluate the pitchers and hitters.

They end with a look around the ACC and some games around the country in the first weekend.

Four days out from Opening Day, head coach Link Jarrett sat down with Brett for a one-on-one interview to preview the season. Jarrett talked about the Seminoles' weekend rotation and the decisions that went into that. He also discussed the offense's development and the motto for the program (focus, strength, and unity).

Brett recaps the final weekend of scrimmages and sits down with a couple of Link Jarrett's assistants for one-on-one interviews. Pitching coach Micah Posey details the identity of his staff, what FSU looks for in the arms they recruit, and how some of the arms have developed in the past few months. Recruiting coordinator Ty Megahee discusses the current recruiting landscape with college baseball, the 2025 roster build, and how the newcomers have looked through preseason/fall.

21:46-50:37: Micah Posey interview

50:38-1:10:02: Ty Megahee interview