The Tuck Talk podcast previews the first-round NCAA Tournament game between Florida State vs. UNC Greensboro, which will be Saturday at 12:45 p.m. (TruTV). We take a quick look at the matchup and welcome in ESPN and ACC Network analyst Seth Greenberg for three questions on the Seminoles. Thanks to our Tuck Talk sponsor, Alumni Hall. The Tallahassee store is located off Thomasville Road, in the same shopping center as Whole Foods and 4 Rivers Smokehouse. Osceola subscribers will enjoy a 20-percent off discount in stores or on Alumnihall.com

Florida State is in first place in the ACC with four games to go. To capture the title, the Seminoles will need to take care of business on the road. First up is Miami on Wednesday night and then a crucial matchup at North Carolina on Saturday. Ariya Massoudi and Bob Ferrante take a look back at FSU’s recent wins, the matchup nightmare that is RaiQuan Gray, the comfort that Scottie Barnes has shown and more. We also preview the games ahead and discuss the FSU women’s knockout of No. 3 Louisville.

The Florida State men’s basketball team will return to the court on Saturday after a two-week break to play host to Wake Forest at noon. To get you back in hoops mode, the Tuck Talk podcast returns as we interview the Green Vipers — grad students Justin Lindner, Travis Light, Harrison Prieto and Will Miles. They are players but also coaches and a key part of the preparation for games as well as development of redshirt players.

The last two weeks have been very good for the Florida State men’s basketball team. FSU is 4-0 in January going into Wednesday night’s game against Miami. David Nichols who played at FSU and is now in Slovenia, joins Ariya Massoudi and Bob Ferrante for a discussion on FSU’s surge this month and preview the matchup with the Hurricanes. Nichols also reflects on the 2018-19 season at FSU following his grad transfer as well as his professional career, which has taken him to Cyprus and Slovenia.

Adrian Crawford who played at FSU from 1997-2001 and is now the team’s radio analyst, joins Ariya Massoudi and Bob Ferrante to discuss the team's 3-0 run, taking a big-picture look at the improvement in the Seminoles in multiple areas (free-throw shooting and defense among them).

In this edition of the Osceola’s Seminole Sidelines podcast, host Patrick Burnham sits down for a conversation with Florida State defensive tackle James Chaney, who played for Coach Bobby Bowden from 1988-91. We cover a variety of topics with James, now the head coach Lehigh Acres (Fla.) High School, including his path to Florida State and into his coaching career as well as his playing days as a Seminole. One of James’ star pupils at Lehigh Acres was defensive back Omarion Cooper, who signed with FSU this past December as part of Mike Norvell’s 2021 recruiting class. James also tells us what kind of player and young man Florida State is getting in Cooper.

The Florida State men’s basketball team is back on the court Wednesday night, playing for the first time in 2021, against NC State. Ariya Massoudi discusses the Seminoles’ first seven games, how they handled the break and previews the matchup with the Wolfpack.

In our first 2021 edition of our Seminoles Sidelines Podcast former FSU and NFL linebacker Brian Allen, who played for Bobby Bowden from 1996-2000, sat down to talk about his path to becoming a Seminole. Allen, who is now the head coach at Lake City (Fla.) Columbia High School, also talks about how and why he decided to become a coach. We also spoke with him about defensive back Shyheim Brown, who played for Allen and signed with FSU and head coach Mike Norvell in December during the NCAA’s early signing period.

The Osceola’s Ariya Massoudi and Bob Ferrante are joined by Tomahawk Nation’s Matt Minnick and Michael Rogner for a roundtable discussion on Florida State, which is 5-2 and 1-1 ACC going into Saturday’s game against Duke. We discuss the prospects of Leonard Hamilton adjusting the defensive principles, first impressions of Scottie Barnes, early candidates for breakout player and early disappointments.

Ariya Massoudi and Bob Ferrante take a look back at the first six games for the Florida State men's basketball team and offer some presents for the Seminoles. The FSU men are off for the holidays until a game Tuesday at Clemson, while the FSU women (3-1) are off until a Dec. 31 game at Virginia Tech.