WVFS Sports Director Amanda Golson sits down with Devin Prieto and Devyn Silvestri of FSU's Club Flag Football team to discuss their program and the growth of women's flag football across the country. The girls share an abundance of memories and their hopes for the future of the club.

Recorded on March 18th, 2025.

WVFS Sports Director Amanda Golson sits down with Josh Phillips and Miles Kreuzter of FSU’s IM Pickleball Club to talk about the rapid rise of one of America’s fastest-growing sports and how the club is helping lead that movement on campus. As members of the team’s first-ever class, Josh and Miles share how the club got its start, what it’s like building something from the ground up, and how they’ve cultivated a community that’s both competitive and welcoming. From social events to tournament play, they reflect on what makes pickleball such an accessible and exciting sport for students of all backgrounds.

The NBA trade deadline has come and gone, leaving teams scrambling to solidify their playoff hopes or reset for the future. Host Jonathan Polo is joined by Francisco Garcia, Grayson Acevedo, and Gus Wilson to break down the biggest moves, surprise standouts, and teams that might have missed their window. From the Thunder’s continued dominance to the Lakers' seismic shakeup, we analyze how these trades shift the balance of power heading into the All-Star break. Plus, we dive into key trends, emerging contenders, and whether certain teams should be worried about their post-deadline trajectory. Who won, who lost, and who’s still searching for answers? Tune in to find out. (02/13/2025)

Host Cole Kruger is joined by panelists Owen Hillman and Trey Pope to break down the opening week of the Florida State baseball season. The No. 9 Seminoles started with a dominant sweep over James Madison, outscoring the Dukes 25-2 across three games, and followed it up with a solid win over USF. The crew discusses standout performances from Jamie Arnold, Drew Faurot, and Gage Harrelson, as well as what’s working for the Noles on both sides of the ball. Is this early success a sign of things to come? Tune in for all the takeaways and what’s next for FSU baseball. (02/20/2025)

The Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles squared off in Super Bowl 59, but only one team delivered a championship-worthy performance. Host Jonathan Polo is joined by Owen Hillman, Grayson Acevedo, and Gus Wilson to break down the Eagles’ dominant victory, dissect what went wrong for the Chiefs, and discuss the key players who defined the game. From Jalen Hurts’ masterclass to Patrick Mahomes’ struggles behind a collapsing offensive line, we analyze the biggest winners and losers of the night. Plus, we look ahead to the NFL offseason—what’s next for the Chiefs, how the Eagles can sustain their success, and which teams are poised to challenge for Super Bowl 60. (02/12/2025)

The NFL coaching carousel has been in full swing, and this episode of The Graveyard Shift breaks down the most significant head coaching hires across the league. Host Jonathan Polo is joined by Owen Hillman, Grayson Acevedo, and Andrew Freedlund to discuss whether the Patriots made the right move bringing Mike Vrabel home, if Ben Johnson is the key to unlocking Caleb Williams’ potential in Chicago, and whether Pete Carroll still has the energy to turn the Raiders into contenders. The panel also debates the biggest surprises and disappointments from the NFL Honors, including Josh Allen’s MVP win and Kevin O’Connell’s Coach of the Year selection. Finally, the discussion shifts to the newest Hall of Fame inductees, analyzing their legacies and what their enshrinement means for the future of the game. (02/07/2025)

WVFS Sports Director Amanda Golson sits down with FSU Club Rugby members Grayson Massey, Andrew Crouch, and captain Danny Bennett to discuss the team’s rise as the largest club rugby program in Florida and its welcoming culture. They highlight the leadership of volunteer head coach Gomez, the team’s competitive matchups against in-state rivals, and their impressive $56K fundraising effort to travel to Ireland and face Trinity College. Plus, they dive into the unique traditions that make rugby special, including the post-game socials where opponents come together to celebrate the sport. (02/01/25)

On this episode ofThe Graveyard Shift, Cole Kruger steps in as host alongside Matteo Caruso, Cameron Chassen, and Francisco Garcia to break down the ending of the NFL playoffs and preview Super Bowl 59 between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles. The panel recaps key playoff storylines, including the Rams’ uncertain future, the Commanders’ rise alongside the Lions’ collapse, and the Ravens’ latest postseason disappointment. The Chiefs continue their reign of dominance, while the Eagles’ statement win, powered by their unstoppable rushing attack, fuels confidence heading into the big game. Looking ahead to the Super Bowl, the crew debates key matchups, Mahomes’ legacy, and X-factors that could decide the outcome. They also dive into off-field storylines, from conspiracy theories to the halftime show and the latest buzz around Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift's impending marital status. As the biggest game of the season approaches, the stage is set for a thrilling showdown in New Orleans!

In this episode ofClub Scene, WVFS Sports Director Amanda Golson sits down with Marcus Daniely and Sarah Rimay, the co-presidents of the FSU Club Gymnastics team, to discuss the team’s growth and success. With 41 members, the team has continued to thrive in the gymnastics community. A major highlight of the episode is their work with two FSU sports psychology graduate students, helping to strengthen the mental side of their training. The team reflects on the state of men’s gymnastics, especially as many universities cut D1 teams, but celebrates the continued success of the sport in the club scene. The episode also touches on their past success, including their national championship victory in 2022. Finally, they preview their upcoming spring showcase on March 29th and open gyms in April, along with details about their participation in Nationals in Pittsburgh. (01/14/25)

In this episode of The Graveyard Shift, host Jonathan Polo is joined by guests Amanda Golson, Will McBroom, and Thomas Widaman as they break down the first three months of the 2024-25 NBA season. After a slow start in coverage, we dive deep into standout performances, struggles, and pivotal matchups. We highlight the Cleveland Cavaliers' surprising loss after a 12-game winning streak and discuss how Oklahoma City's Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is making a strong case for MVP. The Boston Celtics have hit a rough patch, while the Houston Rockets continue to impress in a season where expectations were low. We also analyze the New York Knicks' transition following their offseason blockbuster trade and discuss teams like Denver, Dallas, and Orlando showing flashes of greatness. Tune in for an insightful analysis of the top teams, emerging threats, and potential playoff implications, all while skipping over the bottom five teams in each conference. (01/19/25)