Podcasts about FSU

Sunday Smash from Monday. Commitment of Charlotte OL D'mitri Emmanuel breaks midway thru the show (3:00) More lamentation about the softball loss (8:00) Did FSU get the OL from Charlotte? (12:00) Even as late as 2018 they were some talent on the OL, when will we get back to talent everywhere (18:00) Baseball woes (23:00) D'mitri Emmanuel tweets plans to attend FSU (43:00) More thoughts on baseball, Messick robbed in not winning ACC Pitcher of the Year? (49:00) 1987 FSU Football trivia (56:00) D'mitri Emmanuel instant starter? Music: Petey Pablo - Raise Up Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Late Kick Live Ep. 263 features Josh Pate revisiting the Nick Saban vs Jimbo Fisher dust-up earlier this week and using it to springboard the conversation forward. Is College Football at one of the most important inflection points in the sport's history? Amid all the doom and gloom, could we see a positive result emerge from this that helps players get what they want WHILE conferences solidify their power moving into the next generation? The bold predictions segment returns for another evening of the most out-on-a-limb proclamations Pate State can muster including FSU winning over 8 games, Notre Dame falling to Ohio State but still making the College Football Playoff, UGA and Alabama each losing in September, and more. Josh also dives into the Late Kick mailbag for another spicy Q&A segment including statements from a certain Auburn mega-booster about what did and did not happen during the recent Bryan Harsin drama. All that plus the Mood Tracker is back as we take a look at the temperature of the Michigan fan base. Follow Josh on Twitter: @LateKickJosh Follow Josh on Instagram: @LateKickJosh Follow Josh on TikTok: @LateKickJosh Have a question for Josh? Email the show! Follow or Subscribe to The Late Kick with Josh Pate on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe to the 247Sports YouTube Channel! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Florida State Football wasn't the only college football program to hire a new head coach for the 2020 season. Now as we all head into year 3, the fellas here at Locked On Seminoles play a side-by-side comparison with the other coaches hired that year.  The coaching carousel was in full swing as the 2019 season concluded. While Mike Norvell was hired in early December, he was only the first domino to fall when it came to the new hires across the college football landscape. For starters, Lane Kiffin jetted off rom Boca Raton over to Oxford Mississippi to take over for former coach Matt Luke. High flying offense has followed Kiffin and has shown no signs of stopping. What about Sam Pittman at Arkansas? First big time head coaching job down there for the big man and all he has done has made the razorbacks the toughest out in the SEC West. And don't get Max, Dave & Drake started on Dave Aranda who took over a Baylor team that was mired in issues both on and off the field that festers not only the football team, but the entirety of the athletic department.  The job for the gang today is to pinpoint where are the differences between FSU's situation and those listed and the other coaches not mentioned, shout-out Mel Tucker & Mike Leach. Are there any differences? What is there being done to fix it? As always, we thank each and every one of you for making Locked On Seminoles your first listen each and every single day. With that being said we hope you enjoy the show.  Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Florida State Football wasn't the only college football program to hire a new head coach for the 2020 season. Now as we all head into year 3, the fellas here at Locked On Seminoles play a side-by-side comparison with the other coaches hired that year.  The coaching carousel was in full swing as the 2019 season concluded. While Mike Norvell was hired in early December, he was only the first domino to fall when it came to the new hires across the college football landscape. For starters, Lane Kiffin jetted off rom Boca Raton over to Oxford Mississippi to take over for former coach Matt Luke. High flying offense has followed Kiffin and has shown no signs of stopping. What about Sam Pittman at Arkansas? First big time head coaching job down there for the big man and all he has done has made the razorbacks the toughest out in the SEC West. And don't get Max, Dave & Drake started on Dave Aranda who took over a Baylor team that was mired in issues both on and off the field that festers not only the football team, but the entirety of the athletic department.  The job for the gang today is to pinpoint where are the differences between FSU's situation and those listed and the other coaches not mentioned, shout-out Mel Tucker & Mike Leach. Are there any differences? What is there being done to fix it? As always, we thank each and every one of you for making Locked On Seminoles your first listen each and every single day. With that being said we hope you enjoy the show.  Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hello everyone, happy Monday, and welcome to Noles News Now presented by Tomahawk Nation— I'm Perry Kostidakis, and here's the latest in Florida State athletics. A hard weekend out on the diamond all-around for Florida State — on the softball side, the No. 2 national seed Seminoles went undefeated in opening play of the Tallahassee Regional before faltering in the final to underdog Mississippi State. Florida State didn't look at all like the world-beaters they had this season - in game one, they were shutout for just the second time this year, falling 5-0 and registering just two hits. That bad juju was seemingly erased in the beginning of a winner-take-all game two, with Sydney Sherill smacked a two-run homer that put the Seminoles up 2-zip, while a Kaley Mudge RBI in the bottom of the second put them up 3-1. That was the last time FSU would score — the Bulldogs used a strong fifth inning to take back the lead, never relinquishing it en route to a Tallahassee Regional title. It's the first time since 2012 that the Seminoles won't be heading to the Super Regional state — it's a hard ending to a great season, in addition to an ACC title secured last week, FSU's 49-5 record in the regular season was the highest winning percentage in a regular season in school history. Seminoles season ends in back-to-back losses to Mississippi State FSU Softball: Danielle Watson drafted to Women's Professional Fastpitch It wasn't much better for FSU baseball in its regular season finale — the Seminoles started off its series against UNC with a walk-off loss and ended it by being blown out 11-0. FSU was picked to finish first in the ACC, and now head into the ACC Tournament as the No. 9 seed. It's a disappointing result for a team that seemingly had gathered the talent to support a pitching room that was supposed to be amongst the nation's elite. While it's not curtains on the season for the Seminoles, there's a major need for a strong showing in the conference tournament for both seeding and momentum purposes. Three up, three down: UNC sweeps FSU As for other FSU sports — Women's golf advanced to the final round of stroke play at the NCAA Division I championship and are in 6th place as a team after the third. The Seminoles must finish in the top eight of the team standings following Monday's round of 18 holes to advance to the three rounds of match play which will determine the national championship team beginning Tuesday. Teams five through 12 (including Florida State in sixth place) are separated by a total of nine strokes. Florida State women's tennis athlete Petra Hule, who is the No. 3 seeded singles player in the NCAA Tournament, begins her quest for an individual national championship today at 7 p.m. vs. Kylie Collins of the University of Texas — on the doubles side, Hule and Anna Arkadianou kick off their title run on Tuesday. On the men's side, Louis Pourry kicks off his own championship journey by taking on Hamish Stewart from the University of Georgia — that match set to kick off at 11:30 from Illinois. That's it from this weekend --- thanks for listening and supporting the Tomahawk Nation podcast network. Please drop us a rating, let us know how we're doing, and subscribe if you haven't. Thanks again, and we'll see you on Wednesday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hello everyone, happy Monday, and welcome to Noles News Now presented by Tomahawk Nation— I'm Perry Kostidakis, and here's the latest in Florida State athletics. A hard weekend out on the diamond all-around for Florida State — on the softball side, the No. 2 national seed Seminoles went undefeated in opening play of the Tallahassee Regional before faltering in the final to underdog Mississippi State. Florida State didn't look at all like the world-beaters they had this season - in game one, they were shutout for just the second time this year, falling 5-0 and registering just two hits. That bad juju was seemingly erased in the beginning of a winner-take-all game two, with Sydney Sherill smacked a two-run homer that put the Seminoles up 2-zip, while a Kaley Mudge RBI in the bottom of the second put them up 3-1. That was the last time FSU would score — the Bulldogs used a strong fifth inning to take back the lead, never relinquishing it en route to a Tallahassee Regional title. It's the first time since 2012 that the Seminoles won't be heading to the Super Regional state — it's a hard ending to a great season, in addition to an ACC title secured last week, FSU's 49-5 record in the regular season was the highest winning percentage in a regular season in school history. Seminoles season ends in back-to-back losses to Mississippi State FSU Softball: Danielle Watson drafted to Women's Professional Fastpitch It wasn't much better for FSU baseball in its regular season finale — the Seminoles started off its series against UNC with a walk-off loss and ended it by being blown out 11-0. FSU was picked to finish first in the ACC, and now head into the ACC Tournament as the No. 9 seed. It's a disappointing result for a team that seemingly had gathered the talent to support a pitching room that was supposed to be amongst the nation's elite. While it's not curtains on the season for the Seminoles, there's a major need for a strong showing in the conference tournament for both seeding and momentum purposes. Three up, three down: UNC sweeps FSU As for other FSU sports — Women's golf advanced to the final round of stroke play at the NCAA Division I championship and are in 6th place as a team after the third. The Seminoles must finish in the top eight of the team standings following Monday's round of 18 holes to advance to the three rounds of match play which will determine the national championship team beginning Tuesday. Teams five through 12 (including Florida State in sixth place) are separated by a total of nine strokes. Florida State women's tennis athlete Petra Hule, who is the No. 3 seeded singles player in the NCAA Tournament, begins her quest for an individual national championship today at 7 p.m. vs. Kylie Collins of the University of Texas — on the doubles side, Hule and Anna Arkadianou kick off their title run on Tuesday. On the men's side, Louis Pourry kicks off his own championship journey by taking on Hamish Stewart from the University of Georgia — that match set to kick off at 11:30 from Illinois. That's it from this weekend --- thanks for listening and supporting the Tomahawk Nation podcast network. Please drop us a rating, let us know how we're doing, and subscribe if you haven't. Thanks again, and we'll see you on Wednesday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(2:00) 54 wins, four months of dominance over in the span of 6 hours as #2 seed FSU is eliminated (20:00) Zaxby's Indescribably Good Player of the Week (23:00) FSU Baseball squanders opportunity to firm up hosting resume (40:00) Does Mike Martin Jr. get an extension if they're unable to advance to Supers? Music: No Doubt - Different People Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TJ and Richie are back to talk all things Florida State Athletics. They're chatting about the newest trend among conferences... ending divisions, the 25 Scholarship Rule ending, saying no to Brewster, and more!  Double Fries No Slaw is brought to you by Guthrie's in Tallahassee. Visit both of their locations at 1818 W Tennessee St and 2550 N Monroe!  Also, brought to you by Garnet and Gold. Visit garnetandgold.com to get all of your FSU gear. Use code NOSLAW for 15% off!

Tonight we're chatting with FSU Men's Golf Head Coach Trey Jones. We're talking his team's great performance in the Regional, their upcoming trip to the NCAA Championship, and more!  Double Fries No Slaw is brought to you by Guthrie's in Tallahassee. Visit both of their locations at 1818 W Tennessee St and 2550 N Monroe!  Also, brought to you by Garnet and Gold. Visit garnetandgold.com to get all of your FSU gear. Use code NOSLAW for 15% off!

Thanks for listening to Noles News Now, your audio home for all things Florida State here on the Tomahawk Nation podcast network. I'm your host Brian Pellerin here on this Friday morning May 20th. If you're not following already, it's a pretty good weekend to plug into the FSU softball and baseball teams. One getting set to host a regional to start its journey to the College World Series. The other trying to make a statement and put themselves firmly in the hosting position themselves. We'll get you prepared for both those teams coming up in a few but we start with the college football beef dominating sports headlines as three of the game's most prominent coaches go to battle over NIL and recruiting and yeah FSU has some ties to it all. It actually started on Wednesday night when Nick Saban while speaking with boosters in Alabama named specific schools — those being Texas A&M, Jackson St, and Miami — that he felt were playing outside the rules in recruiting players. That back and forth ended with some public reprimands from the SEC Commissioner to basically shut up. Meanwhile, the rest of the sport sitting back to see what, if any, action the NCAA takes in looking into Saban's claims. Could that mean an investigation into Hunter's recruitment, Cristobal's rising recruiting efforts in Coral Gables and A&M's ascension to the greatest recruiting class ever constructed? Time will tell. All that's left is time — probably just a few hours by the time you listen to this — from the start of the NCAA Softball Tournament Tallahassee Regional. The Noles are the No. 2 overall seed in the tourney and No. 1 seed in this regional. They'll open competition tonight on ESPN+ against Howard at approximately 8:30. The timing on that is dependent on the finish of Game 1 tonight between Mississippi State and USF. In case you need a refresher, regional play is a double-elimination style tournament with one team advancing to the Super Regionals. The Noles would host the winner of the Missouri regional in that Super Regional if they advance. If you're looking for a deep dive into the other teams competing this weekend, check out Gwyn Rhodes's preview on Tomahawk Nation dot com or listen to this week's Seminole Wrap podcast that breaks down the threat each team may pose to Florida State's chances of moving on. Hopefully, Monday we'll have a Super Regional to preview for you. For the baseball team, the goal remains piling up wins to try and secure a top 16 seed in the men's tournament. D-1 baseball moved FSU into one of those positions in their tournament projections after last weekend's series win against Miami, but the midweek loss to Florida leaves little room for error as the Noles headed to Chapel Hill face UNC in a Thursday-Friday-Saturday series. But early on, it was the Heels who took off. Four first-inning runs. Not how you draw it up. It would remain that way into the fourth before Florida State's freshman came to the rescue. Jaime Ferrer and James Tibbs would lead big chargeback including an 8th inning two-run bomb from Tibbs off the UNC closer that gave FSU the 5-4 lead. That duo combined for 2 HRs, 4 runs, and 3 RBIs. The Noles held that lead into the bottom of the ninth, but they couldn't hold it. For the second consecutive game, the Florida State bullpen allowed a walk-off homer. This one a three-run shot from Alberto Osuna, his second three-run homer of the game. He drove in 6 by himself. Noles lose 7-5. For all the ins and outs, check out the 3 up, 3 down article on our website. Tomorrow's matchup is expected to be a matchup on lefties with Parker Messick and Brandon Schaeffer figuring to go for the Noles and Heels. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Thanks for listening to Noles News Now, your audio home for all things Florida State here on the Tomahawk Nation podcast network. I'm your host Brian Pellerin here on this Friday morning May 20th. If you're not following already, it's a pretty good weekend to plug into the FSU softball and baseball teams. One getting set to host a regional to start its journey to the College World Series. The other trying to make a statement and put themselves firmly in the hosting position themselves. We'll get you prepared for both those teams coming up in a few but we start with the college football beef dominating sports headlines as three of the game's most prominent coaches go to battle over NIL and recruiting and yeah FSU has some ties to it all. It actually started on Wednesday night when Nick Saban while speaking with boosters in Alabama named specific schools — those being Texas A&M, Jackson St, and Miami — that he felt were playing outside the rules in recruiting players. That back and forth ended with some public reprimands from the SEC Commissioner to basically shut up. Meanwhile, the rest of the sport sitting back to see what, if any, action the NCAA takes in looking into Saban's claims. Could that mean an investigation into Hunter's recruitment, Cristobal's rising recruiting efforts in Coral Gables and A&M's ascension to the greatest recruiting class ever constructed? Time will tell. All that's left is time — probably just a few hours by the time you listen to this — from the start of the NCAA Softball Tournament Tallahassee Regional. The Noles are the No. 2 overall seed in the tourney and No. 1 seed in this regional. They'll open competition tonight on ESPN+ against Howard at approximately 8:30. The timing on that is dependent on the finish of Game 1 tonight between Mississippi State and USF. In case you need a refresher, regional play is a double-elimination style tournament with one team advancing to the Super Regionals. The Noles would host the winner of the Missouri regional in that Super Regional if they advance. If you're looking for a deep dive into the other teams competing this weekend, check out Gwyn Rhodes's preview on Tomahawk Nation dot com or listen to this week's Seminole Wrap podcast that breaks down the threat each team may pose to Florida State's chances of moving on. Hopefully, Monday we'll have a Super Regional to preview for you. For the baseball team, the goal remains piling up wins to try and secure a top 16 seed in the men's tournament. D-1 baseball moved FSU into one of those positions in their tournament projections after last weekend's series win against Miami, but the midweek loss to Florida leaves little room for error as the Noles headed to Chapel Hill face UNC in a Thursday-Friday-Saturday series. But early on, it was the Heels who took off. Four first-inning runs. Not how you draw it up. It would remain that way into the fourth before Florida State's freshman came to the rescue. Jaime Ferrer and James Tibbs would lead big chargeback including an 8th inning two-run bomb from Tibbs off the UNC closer that gave FSU the 5-4 lead. That duo combined for 2 HRs, 4 runs, and 3 RBIs. The Noles held that lead into the bottom of the ninth, but they couldn't hold it. For the second consecutive game, the Florida State bullpen allowed a walk-off homer. This one a three-run shot from Alberto Osuna, his second three-run homer of the game. He drove in 6 by himself. Noles lose 7-5. For all the ins and outs, check out the 3 up, 3 down article on our website. Tomorrow's matchup is expected to be a matchup on lefties with Parker Messick and Brandon Schaeffer figuring to go for the Noles and Heels. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(3:00) Jimbo Fisher's bizarre attacks on Nick Saban and the stress of NIL weighing heavy (26:00) Take the over on 7.5 or nah? (29:00) The short porch at Howser, blessing or curse for FSU (34:00) Pick a B1G, Big XII, Pac 12 team to play home and away (40:00) There's no way Georgia Tech isn't part of the permanent three, right? (48:00) Favorite non-title season in FSU history Music: The Allman Brothers - Midnight Rider Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of the Gators Online Podcast, co-hosts Zach Abolverdi and Nick de la Torre are joined by Florida broadcaster Jeff Cardozo. He discusses UF baseball, the walk-off win over FSU, Mick Hubert's most memorable calls, and Billy Napier's first offseason. 

Chuck opens the show by talking about Nick Saban's comments about Jimbo Fisher's recruiting practices using Name, Image and Likeness. Matt Baker of the Tampa Bay Times joins to talk college football in Florida. Kevin Noon of BuckeyeScoop.com joins the show.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As is usually the case, the Gators have so much going on in too many different sports that it may be difficult to keep up with it all. In today's episode, Neil and Dustin do just that. First up, the Forecast team previews Florida's road to defend its national title in men's tennis. Next, the two discuss what Gator softball has to do to make a return to OKC. After that, it's time to recount Florida's glorious walkout victory over FSU on the baseball diamond to claim the season series, and then for a finale, the two talk about Billy Napier's efforts on the recruiting trail- and the three commitments Napier & Co. have landed in the past week and a half. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/neil-shulman/support

In your own profession, you will always be compared ton by your peers. Well, with the new CBS Head Coaches Rankings, it got the fellas to thinking, who on this 2022 season schedule would you switch Head Coach Mike Norvell out for. Here at Locked On Seminoles, your favorite daily Florida State Sports podcast, we give you our thoughts. Is there a unanimous coach out there on the schedule the fellas feel would improve the FSU football program as a whole? Is Dabo as surefire of a slam dunk to come on in? Which of the current Big 3 Florida schools do the guys think currently has the best overall head coach for this season. As always, we here at Locked On Seminoles thank you all so much for your love and support and for making us your #1 listen each and every single day. We hope you enjoy the show and we'll see ya next time.  Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In your own profession, you will always be compared ton by your peers. Well, with the new CBS Head Coaches Rankings, it got the fellas to thinking, who on this 2022 season schedule would you switch Head Coach Mike Norvell out for. Here at Locked On Seminoles, your favorite daily Florida State Sports podcast, we give you our thoughts. Is there a unanimous coach out there on the schedule the fellas feel would improve the FSU football program as a whole? Is Dabo as surefire of a slam dunk to come on in? Which of the current Big 3 Florida schools do the guys think currently has the best overall head coach for this season. As always, we here at Locked On Seminoles thank you all so much for your love and support and for making us your #1 listen each and every single day. We hope you enjoy the show and we'll see ya next time.  Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(12:00) NCAA removes 25-man cap to signing classes for the next 2 years (17:00) NCAA removes conference championship rules, Pac 12 to dissolve divisions (24:00) On FSU perhaps going a 3rd straight season without hosting a baseball regional (29:00) O/U 7/5 wins -- what's the "smart money" say (34:00) 2022 or 2023 make or break for Norvell (37:00) Raid the Big XII or keep courting Notre Dame? (40:00) We buying into Jameis in 2022? (44:00) Is there a 1,000 yard rusher on the roster (48:00) More TD passes in 2022: Tate Rodemaker or AJ Duffy (53:00) Who leads the team in INTs in 2022? Music: JER - No One Can Steal My Sparkle Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The guys discuss the walk-off loss at UF after a big series win vs. Miami and also preview the series at UNC, as FSU tries to lock down a host spot for the NCAA Tournament. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sunday-golds/support

Chuck opens the show by saying that $84 million dollars just got Kirby Smart a new cornerback at Georgia. Ingram Smith of The Nolecast joins the show to talk Florida State Seminoles. Seth Emerson of The Athletic joins the show to talk Georgia Bulldogs.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chuck opens the show by saying that $84 million dollars just got Kirby Smart a new cornerback at Georgia. Ingram Smith of The Nolecast joins the show to talk Florida State Seminoles. Seth Emerson of The Athletic joins the show to talk Georgia Bulldogs.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Osceola's Bob Ferrante joins this week's show with lots of FSU athletics to discuss from this past week, including:Softball's ACC title (and 52-5 record!!!)Baseball's series win over MiamiACC Football meetings discussionThen an interview with FSU Women's Golf Senior Beatrice Wallin, who talks about winning Regionals and looking ahead to the NCAA Championships. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Max and Dave talk FSU baseball as the regular season winds down. With one of the best pitching staffs in the country, is this a must-win year for FSU? What do the 'Noles need to do to ensure hosting a regional and make us feel good about our chances entering the postseason. Dave worries that, with this 1-2 punch in the rotation, a failure to make Super Regionals would be a borderline fireable offense; Max wonders whether the coaches get the credit when the going is good, but don't get enough blame when times get tough. What do you think of this year's baseball team and its chances of finally bringing home that elusive CWS title? Max and Dave also talk about the transfer of blue-chip QB Taisun Phommachanh from one ACC opponent (Clemson) to another (Georgia Tech), how it might affect the 'Noles game against Tech, and whether this was another miss by the staff in bringing in a backup QB. Finally, the guys bring you the May 2022 edition of schedule breakdown. (**Spoiler alert** – they're more optimistic than before). As always, thanks for making Locked on Seminoles your first listen each and every day. We thank y'all for all the love and support and hope you enjoy the show. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Max and Dave talk FSU baseball as the regular season winds down. With one of the best pitching staffs in the country, is this a must-win year for FSU? What do the 'Noles need to do to ensure hosting a regional and make us feel good about our chances entering the postseason. Dave worries that, with this 1-2 punch in the rotation, a failure to make Super Regionals would be a borderline fireable offense; Max wonders whether the coaches get the credit when the going is good, but don't get enough blame when times get tough. What do you think of this year's baseball team and its chances of finally bringing home that elusive CWS title? Max and Dave also talk about the transfer of blue-chip QB Taisun Phommachanh from one ACC opponent (Clemson) to another (Georgia Tech), how it might affect the 'Noles game against Tech, and whether this was another miss by the staff in bringing in a backup QB. Finally, the guys bring you the May 2022 edition of schedule breakdown. (**Spoiler alert** – they're more optimistic than before). As always, thanks for making Locked on Seminoles your first listen each and every day. We thank y'all for all the love and support and hope you enjoy the show. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Thanks for listening to Noles News Now, your audio home for all things Florida State here on the Tomahawk Nation podcast network. I'm your host Brian Pellerin here on this Wednesday morning May 18th. We start with the FSU football team... just 101 days away from the start of the season against Duquesne. Time and network remain TBD... but we do now know the start time and network for two of their higher-profile contests this season. Of course, I'm talking about the 2 against their SEC opponents. The first of those is the Labor Day weekend, Allstate Louisiana Kickoff against LSU. That game was already set for Sunday, Sept. 4th, but Tuesday the schools announced it will kick off at 7:30 ET on ABC. That's a second straight season with a Labor Day Sunday ABC primetime contest for the Noles after last year's thrilling OT loss to Notre Dame at Doak. This one is in LSU's backyard though -- New Orleans at the Caesar's Superdome. The other primetime contest comes on Thanksgiving weekend as the Noles host Florida on Black Friday. That contest on November 25th also at 7:30. Hopefully, the Noles are playing for bowl positioning instead of bowl positioning like a year ago. The guys on the roster taking a step forward will play a big role in that happening. Our team at Tomahawk Nation has taken a close look at how some of those potential stars performed in the spring. This week, the fifth and final installment looked at the secondary specifically AZ Thomas and Sam McCall. Head to TomahawkNation.com to see Kevin Little's film breakdown of their tape to see what could be coming this fall. If you missed the other breakdowns, that article has links to those for Mycah Pittman, Jared Verse, Trey Benson, and Bless Harris. On the baseball diamond, the Seminoles traveled down the road to Gainesville for their final midweek contest of the season to face the Gators. It opened with a flurry of offense from each team. The teams alternated scoring in each of the first four innings before the bullpens really stepped up and posted zeros until the 9th. The Gators and Noles were knotted at 5 at that point... but in the bottom of the inning, the Gators untied it. A two-out knock brought up lefty Sterlin Thompson, pushing Mike Martin Jr. to turn to a lefty of his own in Andrew Armstrong. But a hanging breaking ball ended up way over the right field wall for a 7-5 final. The Gators claim the game and the season series. For a full breakdown of the game, check out our Three Up, Three Down article posted now on TomahawkNation.com. The Noles now turn their attention to the close of ACC regular-season play in Chapel Hill against UNC this weekend. That'll do it for today's Noles News Now. We'll be back on Friday with more of the headlines you don't want to miss so be sure to follow or subscribe so you don't miss a thing. And if you like what you're hearing, please rate and leave a review. Until then, you can find everything you need on our website. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Thanks for listening to Noles News Now, your audio home for all things Florida State here on the Tomahawk Nation podcast network. I'm your host Brian Pellerin here on this Wednesday morning May 18th. We start with the FSU football team... just 101 days away from the start of the season against Duquesne. Time and network remain TBD... but we do now know the start time and network for two of their higher-profile contests this season. Of course, I'm talking about the 2 against their SEC opponents. The first of those is the Labor Day weekend, Allstate Louisiana Kickoff against LSU. That game was already set for Sunday, Sept. 4th, but Tuesday the schools announced it will kick off at 7:30 ET on ABC. That's a second straight season with a Labor Day Sunday ABC primetime contest for the Noles after last year's thrilling OT loss to Notre Dame at Doak. This one is in LSU's backyard though -- New Orleans at the Caesar's Superdome. The other primetime contest comes on Thanksgiving weekend as the Noles host Florida on Black Friday. That contest on November 25th also at 7:30. Hopefully, the Noles are playing for bowl positioning instead of bowl positioning like a year ago. The guys on the roster taking a step forward will play a big role in that happening. Our team at Tomahawk Nation has taken a close look at how some of those potential stars performed in the spring. This week, the fifth and final installment looked at the secondary specifically AZ Thomas and Sam McCall. Head to TomahawkNation.com to see Kevin Little's film breakdown of their tape to see what could be coming this fall. If you missed the other breakdowns, that article has links to those for Mycah Pittman, Jared Verse, Trey Benson, and Bless Harris. On the baseball diamond, the Seminoles traveled down the road to Gainesville for their final midweek contest of the season to face the Gators. It opened with a flurry of offense from each team. The teams alternated scoring in each of the first four innings before the bullpens really stepped up and posted zeros until the 9th. The Gators and Noles were knotted at 5 at that point... but in the bottom of the inning, the Gators untied it. A two-out knock brought up lefty Sterlin Thompson, pushing Mike Martin Jr. to turn to a lefty of his own in Andrew Armstrong. But a hanging breaking ball ended up way over the right field wall for a 7-5 final. The Gators claim the game and the season series. For a full breakdown of the game, check out our Three Up, Three Down article posted now on TomahawkNation.com. The Noles now turn their attention to the close of ACC regular-season play in Chapel Hill against UNC this weekend. That'll do it for today's Noles News Now. We'll be back on Friday with more of the headlines you don't want to miss so be sure to follow or subscribe so you don't miss a thing. And if you like what you're hearing, please rate and leave a review. Until then, you can find everything you need on our website. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(2:00) FSU loses in frustrating, walk-off fashion in Gainesville (5:00) Warchant.com managing editor Ira Schoffel on the politics of the NCAA and FBS football (19:30) Ira on whether the perception of sluggish recruiting this summer is valid (23:00) FSU Softball head coach Lonni Alameda on NCAA tourney draw, ACC title, future in Tallahassee Music: unwritten law - Sound Siren Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tim Brewster, the former tight ends coach under Jimbo Fisher and the recruiter credited with bringing big names like Dalvin Cook and Marvin Wilson to FSU, hinted that he might be headed back to Tallahassee. The rumor mill has been spinning with talk that Brewster, who most recently coached and Florida under Dan Mullen, may replace Kenyatta Watson, Sr. as Director of High School Relations.  Max and Drake discuss their differing opinions on this potential hire. Drake rightly points to Brewster's resume as a recruiter. However, Max is worried that the same guy that lit up the trail for the Noles from 2013-2017 might not be who you get with this hire. What do you all think about Tim Brewster coming back in front office role? Additionally, Drake gives an update on Winston Wright, JR's reported recovery. Finally, the guys talk some baseball and dive a bit into where Florida State's special teams stand.  AS always, thanks for making Locked on Seminoles your first listen each and every day. We thank y'all for all the love and support and hope you enjoy the show Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Tim Brewster, the former tight ends coach under Jimbo Fisher and the recruiter credited with bringing big names like Dalvin Cook and Marvin Wilson to FSU, hinted that he might be headed back to Tallahassee. The rumor mill has been spinning with talk that Brewster, who most recently coached and Florida under Dan Mullen, may replace Kenyatta Watson, Sr. as Director of High School Relations.  Max and Drake discuss their differing opinions on this potential hire. Drake rightly points to Brewster's resume as a recruiter. However, Max is worried that the same guy that lit up the trail for the Noles from 2013-2017 might not be who you get with this hire. What do you all think about Tim Brewster coming back in front office role? Additionally, Drake gives an update on Winston Wright, JR's reported recovery. Finally, the guys talk some baseball and dive a bit into where Florida State's special teams stand.  AS always, thanks for making Locked on Seminoles your first listen each and every day. We thank y'all for all the love and support and hope you enjoy the show Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

TJ and Richie are chatting with Lonni Alameda about the ACC Championship, being ranked #2 heading into the post season, and what to expect from the Noles going forward.  Double Fries No Slaw is brought to you by Guthrie's in Tallahassee. Visit both of their locations at 1818 W Tennessee St and 2550 N Monroe!  Also, brought to you by Garnet and Gold. Visit garnetandgold.com to get all of your FSU gear. Use code NOSLAW for 15% off!

Join the Premium Edition, its on the cheap cheap!   Episode 167 is here and with it comes the final match up of the most annoying celebrity alive bracket which means the whole crew hops on. Who will win? Cardi B or the Island Boys? Before the match up Chris drops an opening item about what two people you would like to see fight. Jason has a 3 blanked Florida man can anyone guess all 3? Speaking of Brackets did the guys already choose their next bracket? What will it be? A premium subscriber note left for Kev leads to an impromptu dad tip. Jose tells the boys where they fucked up and Chris drops an publicly embarrassing would you rather. Chase wraps it up with a correct me if I'm wrong can anyone get it right? Also be on the look out for the upcoming cup to cup true faux crime special “The Girl in the Frozen Lake”.    Chase's Favorite Moments - 2:02-2:32 speaking of transitions Jose was once straight 6:10-6:40 Jose thinks being 5'6” makes you disabled 42:20-42:55 guys want to pay the island boys to send Chase a Cameo 50:00-50:30 the return of Kevin's baby bitch mouth 52:25-52:55 guys give Chris shit about his chips and he doesn't disappoint 98:30-99:00 Jason is an Emmy award winning producer for girl in the frozen lake 103:55-104:35 Jason “walks” Elon Musk farting the whole time because bad beans CuptoCupLife.com Facebook Instagram Twitter Youtube   Email the podcast if you want to be a guest or sponsor an episode!

(4:00) 10 transfers, how much instant impact? (7:30) Ohio State AD laying the groundwork for FBS breaking away from NCAA? (28:00) Twosdays with Tom, first up, a week after NCAA warning against NIL, no one has reported any violation -- open season on tampering? (34:00) Looking at the QB picture and whether not replacing Chubba Purdy and Luke Altmyer is problematic Music: Soundgarden - Blow Up The Outside World Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Happy Monday... Thanks for getting your week started with Noles News Now. I'm your host Brian Pellerin, getting you caught up on the weekend that was for the Florida State Seminoles sports teams. And really the story of the weekend goes to the stickball teams as they both answered the bell against their rivals for huge wins. We start with the Florida State softball team who claimed the program's 18th ACC tournament title this weekend, putting a stamp on an already impressive year and entrenching themselves in the national title picture. FSU put up impressive victories over Virginia and Duke in the quarter and semi-finals of the tournament. Then, they needed a 6th inning comeback to put away Clemson in the title game. That win Saturday pushed FSU up from their No. 3 ranking to grab the No. 2 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament, starting this weekend. The Noles will host the Tallahassee Regional that will include Mississippi State, USF, and Howard. If you want an in-depth look at that ACC tournament run and a scouting report of the three teams heading to Tally this weekend as well as the tournament at large, listen to this week's Seminole Wrap podcast as myself and Gwyn Rhodes broke it all down for you in an easy 30 minute listen. You can find the link to that in this article or in this podcast feed. Elsewhere, the FSU baseball team battled back from a game one loss to No. 6 Miami to take the final two games and the series. Not a bad way to end the regular season at Howser. The Noles rode the back of Jaime Ferrer to Sunday's win as he hit an early 2-run homer and added another RBI later in the game in route to a 6-4 win. Ross Dunn was spectacular in relief as well. Could be a huge series victory for FSU's hopes in hosting a regional of their own in a few weeks. For now, they'll focus on Tuesday's contest in Gainesville before their regular season-ending series in Chapel Hill against UNC this weekend. On the football field, the action actually continues to be off the field as we remain in the doldrums of the offseason, but the fallout from Mike Norvell's tampering accusations remains the top story. If you missed it, the Noles head coach said last week on the Packer and Durham show that players on the roster that aren't currently in the transfer portal and discussing their contact with other teams and their boosters with the coaching staff. Obviously, those actions are not okay in the pros, but there isn't much to prevent it in the NCAA as the lack of leadership from the top of that organization continues to stain the sport. Previous reports from Baton Rouge pointed to former FSU coach Jimbo Fisher's Texas A&M program as one of the teams trying to poach players from the LSU roster. No word on the teams Norvell is referring to as contact his guys. I mentioned the tampering rules in the NFL. Those apply to guys on other teams... but there's no limit to the praise you can place on your own guys as Giants coach Brian Daboll is showing during rookie camp when he discusses undrafted signing Jashaun Corbin. The former Nole describe as athletic and having that quick twitch...sounds like exactly what FSU fans know about Corbin from his time in Tallahassee. The beat writers in the Big Apple expect to see Jashaun as a factor in the backfield this fall for the New York Football Giants. That'll do it for today's episode of Noles News Now. I'll be back with you on Wednesday to get you caught up on the latest happenings in Noles Nation so be sure to follow, rate, and review the show so you don't miss the next episode. Until then, be sure to check Tomahawk Nation for the headlines you don't want to miss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Happy Monday... Thanks for getting your week started with Noles News Now. I'm your host Brian Pellerin, getting you caught up on the weekend that was for the Florida State Seminoles sports teams. And really the story of the weekend goes to the stickball teams as they both answered the bell against their rivals for huge wins. We start with the Florida State softball team who claimed the program's 18th ACC tournament title this weekend, putting a stamp on an already impressive year and entrenching themselves in the national title picture. FSU put up impressive victories over Virginia and Duke in the quarter and semi-finals of the tournament. Then, they needed a 6th inning comeback to put away Clemson in the title game. That win Saturday pushed FSU up from their No. 3 ranking to grab the No. 2 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament, starting this weekend. The Noles will host the Tallahassee Regional that will include Mississippi State, USF, and Howard. If you want an in-depth look at that ACC tournament run and a scouting report of the three teams heading to Tally this weekend as well as the tournament at large, listen to this week's Seminole Wrap podcast as myself and Gwyn Rhodes broke it all down for you in an easy 30 minute listen. You can find the link to that in this article or in this podcast feed. Elsewhere, the FSU baseball team battled back from a game one loss to No. 6 Miami to take the final two games and the series. Not a bad way to end the regular season at Howser. The Noles rode the back of Jaime Ferrer to Sunday's win as he hit an early 2-run homer and added another RBI later in the game in route to a 6-4 win. Ross Dunn was spectacular in relief as well. Could be a huge series victory for FSU's hopes in hosting a regional of their own in a few weeks. For now, they'll focus on Tuesday's contest in Gainesville before their regular season-ending series in Chapel Hill against UNC this weekend. On the football field, the action actually continues to be off the field as we remain in the doldrums of the offseason, but the fallout from Mike Norvell's tampering accusations remains the top story. If you missed it, the Noles head coach said last week on the Packer and Durham show that players on the roster that aren't currently in the transfer portal and discussing their contact with other teams and their boosters with the coaching staff. Obviously, those actions are not okay in the pros, but there isn't much to prevent it in the NCAA as the lack of leadership from the top of that organization continues to stain the sport. Previous reports from Baton Rouge pointed to former FSU coach Jimbo Fisher's Texas A&M program as one of the teams trying to poach players from the LSU roster. No word on the teams Norvell is referring to as contact his guys. I mentioned the tampering rules in the NFL. Those apply to guys on other teams... but there's no limit to the praise you can place on your own guys as Giants coach Brian Daboll is showing during rookie camp when he discusses undrafted signing Jashaun Corbin. The former Nole describe as athletic and having that quick twitch...sounds like exactly what FSU fans know about Corbin from his time in Tallahassee. The beat writers in the Big Apple expect to see Jashaun as a factor in the backfield this fall for the New York Football Giants. That'll do it for today's episode of Noles News Now. I'll be back with you on Wednesday to get you caught up on the latest happenings in Noles Nation so be sure to follow, rate, and review the show so you don't miss the next episode. Until then, be sure to check Tomahawk Nation for the headlines you don't want to miss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(3:00) Softball earns national seed after winning ACC tournament title (12:00) What do you want in a third (guaranteed conference opponent) (14:00) Nick Saban calls for parity but is parity a moving or fixed target? (21:00) Zaxby's Indescribably Good Player of the Week (24:00) Baseball takes down Miami, what to do on Sundays and bullpen (47:00) Michael Langston recruiting segment from Sunday Smash with Ira & Tom Music: Bone Thugz N Harmony - Get Up & Get It Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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TJ and Richie chat with Brooke Niles of FSU's Beach Volleyball team after their incredible run in the National Championship. They also chat about what's needed from FSU Football this season to get the ship pointed in the right direction.  Double Fries No Slaw is brought to you by Guthrie's in Tallahassee. Visit both of their locations at 1818 W Tennessee St and 2550 N Monroe!  Also, brought to you by Garnet and Gold. Visit garnetandgold.com to get all of your FSU gear. Use code NOSLAW for 15% off!

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FSU Golf Head Coach Amy Bond and current player Beatrice Wallin join the show to chat about their Regional Championship and the upcoming NCAA Championship!  Double Fries No Slaw is brought to you by Guthrie's in Tallahassee. Visit both of their locations at 1818 W Tennessee St and 2550 N Monroe!  Also, brought to you by Garnet and Gold. Visit garnetandgold.com to get all of your FSU gear. Use code NOSLAW for 15% off!

This is the fourth video in our Spring Report Card series. You can find in-depth breakdowns of Mycah Pittman here, Jared Verse here, and Trey Benson here.The Florida State Seminole's offensive line has been a point of contention for the past few years. Jimbo left the cupboard bare on his way out of town, compounded by questionable development under the next regime. Since offensive linemen tend to need more time to grow and develop, those lost years have severely hampered the position group. Insert Alex Atkins. Atkins is a rising name in the coaching community. He was by far FSU's most effective recruiter this past season and seems to be moving the line in the right direction, but will that translate to the field in the fall? One big key to Atkins's success will be transfer tackle Bless Harris. His size has been a bit of a question mark but can he make up for some of that with awareness and athleticism? Coach AB jumps into the film with Kevin Little to review every snap of this year's spring game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This is the fourth video in our Spring Report Card series. You can find in-depth breakdowns of Mycah Pittman here, Jared Verse here, and Trey Benson here.The Florida State Seminole's offensive line has been a point of contention for the past few years. Jimbo left the cupboard bare on his way out of town, compounded by questionable development under the next regime. Since offensive linemen tend to need more time to grow and develop, those lost years have severely hampered the position group. Insert Alex Atkins. Atkins is a rising name in the coaching community. He was by far FSU's most effective recruiter this past season and seems to be moving the line in the right direction, but will that translate to the field in the fall? One big key to Atkins's success will be transfer tackle Bless Harris. His size has been a bit of a question mark but can he make up for some of that with awareness and athleticism? Coach AB jumps into the film with Kevin Little to review every snap of this year's spring game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

There's a very select few who can truly call themselves alumni of Florida State Football. There are even fewer who can say they added to the legacy and mystique of DBU. Today, we are joined by none other than former FSU great and current CBS Sports Analyst Bryant McFadden here on Locked On Seminoles today for you the fans. Bryant McFadden played at Florida State from 2001-2004 before embarking on a multi-year career in the NFL with the Pittsburgh Steelers and Arizona Cardinals winning two Super Bowls during his 7-year career. Post-NFL, he now is an analyst and sports personality for CBS Sports where you can find him on CBS Sports HQ and also on his podcast "All Things Covered" with former NFL CB Patrick Peterson.  On Today's show, Bryant discusses what it was like leaving South Florida as the #8 recruit in the nation to go to Florida State. In the same breath, he explains why he made the decision to spurn the University of Coral Gables hometown Hurricanes as he grew up right in there backyard. He then talks about what is the Media's perception of FSU, where he sees the program now and wraps up today's show with a little personal Q&A when it comes to former teammates and a little good old fashioned hate for the 2 other Big 3 Florida schools.  As always, we here at Locked On Seminoles want to thank you for making Locked On Seminoles your first listen each and every single day. Your support helped bring Bryant on the podcast and we hope you enjoy the interview.  Twitter: Bryant McFadden: @BMac_SportsTalk David Weisz: @FSUN0LE5 Max Moody: @MaxMoody17 Drake: @Tally__Drake Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hello everyone, happy Fridau, and welcome to Noles News Now presented by Tomahawk Nation-- I'm Perry Kostidakis, and heading into the weekend, here's the latest in Florida State athletics. Florida State softball kicked off ACC Tournament play on Thursday -- the No. 3 Noles took on Virginia in the first round, securing a 5-3 win over the sixth-seeded Cavaliers. FSU, the 3 seed in the tourney, takes on Duke today at 3:30 pm -- you can watch on the ACC Network, as well as follow on Tomahawk Nation in our game thread or on Gwyn Rhodes' Twitter, where she'll be on-scene. In football news -- the ACC is planning to vote on a 3-5-5 scheduling model -- that means three permanent opponents and a rotating slate of home-and-home games with five other opponents/ Commissioner Jim Phillips said Wednesday that the league could make the switch as early as 2023. Our Ben Meyerson took a deep dive into the advanced analytics of Florida State's running game and came up with some areas of improvement -- the main takeaway? Between Jordan Travis and a stable of running back talent, Mike Norvell and Alex Atkins should be able to vary up their schemes when it comes to opponents.. Florida State baseball returns to the diamond today -- the No. 21 Seminoles take on No. 6 Miami in a duel to determine the top dog in the state. Last year FSU took all four games from Miami, sweeping the ‘Canes in Coral Gables with none of the games being close, so there's a bit of a motivating factor there. FSU will have to deal with a daunting lineup of pitchers -- Miami's Friday starter Carson Palmquist is one of the best in the ACC. The first pitch is at 7 tonight, and you can watch all games on ACC Network and follow along on Tomahawk Nation.  The Florida State track and field team got off to a terrific start Thursday at the ACC Outdoor Championships. Isaac Grimes (long jump), Lauren Ryan (10,000m run), and Ahmed Muhumed (10,000m run) each took home ACC titles on the first day of the competition. And finally, Florida State Men's Golf sophomore Frederik Kjettrup has been selected to the 15-member 2022 All-ACC Men's Golf Team finishing the season 70.66 scoring average. The men kick off NCAA play this Monday in the Palm Beach NCAA Regional. You can read up on these stories and more on Tomahawk Nation.com, where we'll also be providing live updates on today's softball and baseball action. Thank you again for listening, please don't forget to subscribe and rate five stars if you haven't -- if you have, you are my best friend. Happy Friday, and we'll see you next week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices