FSU Defense Embraces Accountability and Humility for 2023 Turnaround
Florida State’s defense is reshaping its identity after a disappointing 2022 season, emphasizing collective accountability and humility under new leadership.
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Florida State’s defense is reshaping its identity after a disappointing 2022 season, emphasizing collective accountability and humility under new leadership.

Winthrop University announced the hiring of Ronrico White, a coach with extensive SEC, Big South and Division III experience, to its basketball staff, emphasizing his championship record and history of developing professional talent.
Florida State’s opening preseason workout on August 4 will showcase the Seminoles’ fresh-look offense and defense, as 57 newcomers vie for roles in a game‑like setting.

Florida State's defensive staff praises the team's intensity and vocal leadership as they gear up for their opening preseason scrimmage.
Florida State's secondary has emerged as one of the most talked‑about units during the early stages of preseason camp, drawing praise from coaches and teammates alike.
Florida State's secondary is emerging as a key strength early in preseason camp, driven by veteran leadership and a flexible defensive design.

Florida State defensive coordinator Tony White highlights Micahi Danzy’s breakout upside and the intense battle for playing time in a deep receiving corps.
Florida State opens preseason practice under pressure from a 7‑17 record, led by starting quarterback Ashton Daniels and a rebuilt offensive line.

Coach Mike Norvell outlined the health status of key players Jayvan Boggs and Mikai Gbayor, highlighting their roles and the team's preparation for the season opener against New Mexico State on August 29.

With Mike Norvell entering his seventh year, the Seminoles are betting on a dynamic passing attack, a rebuilt front five and a secondary that could finally lock down opponents.
Florida State opens its 18‑practice preseason camp under intense scrutiny, with a rebuilt offensive line, a revamped defensive scheme and a promising but untested quarterback leading the charge.

Florida State head coach Mike Norvell announced that former Texas and Houston head coach Tom Herman will transition into a support role, bringing decades of championship experience to the program.

With the 2026 season looming, Florida State's coaching staff and standout athletes share their vision for a team built on experience, new talent and renewed ambition.

Six weeks remain before the 2026 college football season kicks off, and Florida State is already in the thick of preparation.
After a 7‑17 record over the past two seasons, Florida State appoints Tom Herman as an assistant under head coach Mike Norvell, installs Ashton Daniels as the starting quarterback, welcomes back wide receiver Duce Robinson, and leans on defensive coordinator Tony White to revamp a unit ranked 28th nationally.
Florida State is rebuilding its offensive and defensive lines through the transfer portal, targeting speed and athleticism to improve run defense and overall performance.

After lucrative contracts at Texas, Houston and Florida Atlantic, Tom Herman now earns $25 per hour assisting Florida State's defense, marking a striking shift in his career.

Winthrop University announced the hiring of Ronrico White, a seasoned assistant coach with a strong track record in the South, to lead its men's basketball program forward.

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.

Analysts see a critical 2026 season for the Seminoles, where staff changes, a rebuilt offensive line and defensive upgrades may finally translate into consistent performance at the line of scrimmage.
After a 28th‑ranked defense last season, Florida State is targeting transfers and fresh talent to reduce explosive plays and improve consistency under Tony White.

Electronic Arts' latest College Football 27 has ignited conversation among Florida State supporters, who are dissecting player ratings ahead of the upcoming campaign.

EA Sports' latest College Football 27 ratings reveal high marks for Florida State's standout players while several projected starters receive scores that fans deem too low, setting the stage for a heated debate as the 2026 season approaches.

Florida State’s 2026 squad blends veteran experience with dynamic newcomers, setting the stage for a balanced attack and a revamped defense.