Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Florida State University across Football, Basketball, Soccer.
Elon University announced the hiring of Steve Robinson, a coach with over 40 years of Division I experience and three national championships, as Special Assistant to the Head Coach of the men's basketball team.
Florida State is reshaping its tight end corps with a mix of home‑grown talent and early commitments, pinning hopes on young prospects like AJ Criss while navigating health concerns for Desirrio Riles, Landen Thomas and Chase Loftin.
Florida State University is focusing on recruiting young talent for their tight end position ahead of the 2026 season, as their current roster is thin and will lose players. They have recently offered a scholarship to AJ Criss, a 6-foot-7, 205-pound tight end from Texas, who had an impressive sophomore season with 34 receptions for 574 yards and 8 touchdowns. Florida State currently holds two commitments for their 2028 class, which is ranked No. 7 in the country.
The Seminoles announce the addition of Tom Herman to their staff, where he will work closely with defensive coordinator Tony White to stress-test and refine defensive concepts ahead of the 2026 campaign.
Coach Mike Norvell enters the 2026 campaign under intense scrutiny, with On3 labeling him a preseason hot‑seat candidate amid a string of disappointing finishes and a $45.6 million buyout that complicates any potential change.
After announcing his retirement in April 2025, Steve Robinson is back in the coaching arena, taking a special assistant role at Elon University. His extensive history with championship programs and recent praise from Tommy Lloyd position him as a key figure in the university’s quest for its first NCAA Tournament appearance.
The Volunteers will open the season at home against Wofford before traveling to face Radford, Tennessee State and a series of high‑profile opponents, culminating in a tournament in Las Vegas that includes games against Maryland, Iowa State or San Diego State, and other national contenders.
With a revamped offensive line, a new starting quarterback and a defense seeking improvement, Florida State looks to turn the page after a challenging year.
Florida State University announced that seven of its baseball players were chosen in the 2026 MLB Draft, marking the first time the program has seen at least seven selections in three straight drafts.
A look at the nine players with local ties drafted this year, highlighted by Evan Dempsey’s historic selection and the broader impact on Florida’s collegiate programs.
Jamie Arnold, drafted by the Athletics in 2025, impressed in the 2026 MLB Futures Game, posting a shutout inning and helping the American League to a 6‑1 victory. With a 4.15 ERA and a top‑20 prospect ranking, Arnold is quickly becoming a cornerstone of the team’s future.
John Abraham, a top reliever for Florida State University, went undrafted in the 2026 MLB Draft and will return for his senior season, bringing a proven track record of excellence to the team.
Mason Collins, a highly rated 2028 basketball prospect, has earned a scholarship from Syracuse University after impressive high school and international performances.
Michigan State's latest scholarship offer to elite point guard Antonio Pemberton adds a new twist to a crowded recruitment race, with official visits to Utah and Marquette on the horizon.
Antonio Pemberton, a four‑star point guard ranked among the nation’s elite, announced Michigan State’s scholarship offer on social media, joining a growing list of suitors.
A transfer outfielder with a .367 batting average and 19 stolen bases is set to bolster Tennessee's outfield after committing to the Volunteers.
Alex Philpott, a right‑handed pitcher committed to Florida State University, was selected by the Tampa Bay Rays in the 2026 MLB Draft. His collegiate background, recent statistics, and the Seminoles' strategic roster moves illustrate a pivotal transition.
Veteran analyst Phil Steele projects the Seminoles to finish tied for ninth in the ACC next season after a 5‑7 record, highlighting major roster moves and a demanding slate of games.
After nearly two decades of service, veteran public address announcer Woody Hayes was abruptly removed from his Florida State University football duties, leaving him feeling blindsided and uncertain about his future in basketball broadcasts.
Florida State's 2026 transfer class is shaping up to be one of the most talent‑laden in recent memory, with standout performers expected to influence the ACC race.
The Arizona Diamondbacks drafted outfielder Brayden Dowd with the 88th overall pick, capping a collegiate career that blended power, speed and on‑base skill.
Kansas State has extended scholarship offers to cornerback Riley Lewis, quarterback Ty Snell, wide receiver Colton Laisure and tight end Caiden Snow, signaling an early investment in a class that will not arrive for several years.
Wes Mendes, a left‑handed pitcher from Florida State University, was selected in the second round of the 2026 MLB Draft by the Houston Astros, capping a standout college career that included ACC Pitcher of the Year honors and impressive statistical milestones.
A recent RotoWire ranking places Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney third among the most reviled coaches in college football, highlighting the growing tension between tradition and the sport’s new commercial realities.