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On Wednesday's edition of the Osceola's Seminole Sidelines, Curt Weiler, Bob Ferrante and Justin Hood break down the FSU men, who are 4-1 after a win on Tuesday over Hofstra. And the FSU women are 4-1 going into Friday's home game vs. Florida. We discuss some of the postive storylines in player development, a few areas of concern and what's next for both teams. Thanks to Seminole Sidelines' sponsors: Alumni Hall and Mowrey Law Firm. For more on FSU basketball, as well as football and recruiting, go to theOsceola.com.

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FSU hoops might of kissed it slim chances at any postseason birth goodbye with a loss at Louisville….  So, Unlock the future of sports stardom with us as we dissect the buzz around Fiske's stellar Senior Bowl showing and the swirling debate on his NFL Draft fate. Will his undeniable talent earn him a late first-round grab, or might he find his destiny in the second or third? The stakes are high, and the teams are lining up—but where will Fiske's prowess fit best? Pittsburgh fans are on the edge of their seats, while Detroit loyalists might just witness a homecoming alongside Michigan's latest prodigies. Our hot takes are ready to fire up your sports passion as we analyze the perfect draft strategy for a player of Fiske's caliber.Shift your attention courtside and to the diamond as we candidly tackle the future of coaching maneuvers in both basketball and baseball. What's more critical for a team's success: the seasoned tactics of a veteran head coach or the innovative approach of a newcomer? Join the debate as we dissect the implications of these coaching hires on the teams' dynamics and the athletes' performances. Our excitement is palpable as we look forward to witnessing how these strategic decisions will shape the upcoming seasons. Tune in for an episode packed with fiery opinions, expert insights, and a deep love for the game.@TheNFLSN https://twitter.com/TheNFLSN

We Remember 11 on this edition of the podcast with FSU Baseball PXP Announcer Eric Luallen and highlight a great Seminole on the hardwood in Louisville native Ron KingSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Feel the pulse of the hardwood as we unravel the sensational resurgence of FSU Basketball, starting with their jaw-dropping win against Syracuse. Watkins was a force of nature, putting up 27 points and 11 rebounds, fueling a second-half spectacle that will have you on the edge of your seat. As we dissect the defensive masterclass that clipped the Orange's wings, you'll get an insider's perspective on how FSU's depth and Coach Hamilton's playbook were the game-changers. The upcoming showdown with an undefeated UNC looms large, and we break down what this means for FSU's tournament dreams—Will they thrive under pressure, or will the stakes prove too high?Strap in as we analyze the chess match of basketball strategies and pivotal matchups that are shaping FSU's season. The Clemson game exposed some cracks, but the triumph over Syracuse showcased a team that's learning to dance to Hamilton's rhythm. We discuss the evolution of players like Bob Miller, who's poised to amp up his aggression and three-point prowess, and the critical growth resulting from Watkins' relentless contribution. The narrative of FSU's comeback from a six-point deficit will have you cheering, as we celebrate the spirit of a team finding its groove at the perfect moment. Plus, we even take a quick snap at the NFL scene, sharing some personal aspirations for Super Bowl matchups and halftime showdowns that could rewrite legacies. Join us for a podcast that's as much about heart and hustle as it is about X's and O's.@TheNFLSN https://twitter.com/TheNFLSN

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Celebrate with us as FSU Hoops secures a monumental victory against Wake Forest—the excitement is palpable! Feel the energy of the Tuck as we reminisce about the glory days of Anthony and delve into Coach Hamilton's strategic genius, which has breathed new life into the team's defense and rotation. Special guests Jimmy Reno and Big Time Nole Jason join our discussion, shining a spotlight on the entire squad's efforts, with an emphasis on the rise of Baba Miller and Jameer Watkins' impressive transition from VCU. We don't just stop at the surface; we're breaking down the stats that set FSU apart in their latest game, from shooting percentages to free throws, and tease the upcoming battles with ACC titans.Strap in for an analysis ride as we uncover the quieter heroics of Darren Green and the impact of Gainey's return on FSU's defensive game. The absence of Cam Fletcher and the four-game slide become focal points in our conversation on the team's path forward in the ACC. Peek behind the playbook with us as we dissect current strategies and the crucial role a healthy roster plays for the Seminoles. Spotlights shine on the likes of Watkins' energetic performances spark comparisons to the greats like Trent Forrest and Terence Mann, painting a vivid portrait of FSU's Basketball narrative, past, present, and future. Join Jimmy Reno and us for a deep dive into the heart of FSU basketball.@TheNFLSN https://twitter.com/TheNFLSN

We recap a memorable 2023 campaign for Florida State Football, talk FSU Hoops, and celebrate Onyi Echegini the 2023 MAC Hermann Award Winner!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What if the fate of your beloved college football team lay in the hands of a few select high school seniors? Prepare to delve into the high-stakes world of college football recruitment as we approach National Signing Day. We're bringing you an in-depth analysis of Florida State's prospects, gauging their potential to leapfrog Ohio State and snag the prestigious third spot. We'll also discuss the future of coach Billy Napier and share our thoughts about the top recruits.Imagine a world where Florida State signs the highest-rated class in the website era, despite Georgia's ascension to the top spot. That's the tantalizing possibility we're exploring in our discussion on football playoff scenarios and rankings. Join us as we speculate on the outcomes for an undefeated Big 10 Champ, SEC Champ, and Florida State. We'll also ponder over Oregon's fate, should they suffer a defeat at the hands of Washington. Picture this: Pitt hosts Boston College, Louisville faces Miami, and an upset could open doors for Virginia Tech, NC State, and North Carolina. These aren't merely games; they're pivotal battles with rankings and playoff implications, and we're breaking each one down for you. Adding a dash of variety, we'll also share our predictions for this weekend's sports matchups, including Texas vs. Iowa State and the prospects of the FSU Hoops team against the Gators. So, buckle up and get ready to feed your college football obsession with these intriguing insights and predictions.@TheNFLSN https://twitter.com/TheNFLSN

We've officially made it to Game Week for FSU Football and we break it all down with Chris Fowler who is on the call Sunday night. And FSU MBB Head Coach and Hall of Famer Leonard Hamilton discusses his team this offseason and the non conference schedule for FSU Hoops!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ariya Massoudi, Alexandra DeCapua and Curt Weiler link up to chat the weekends big results. They break down Link Jarrett and the Noles huge series win at TCU, as well the shocking win for FSU Hoops at Miami. They also discuss FSU Softball and Women's Basketball.

FSU signed the No. 1 transfer class in the country this season, CB Duece Cypress, OT Jeremiah Byers and RB Caziah Holmes discussed why they chose FSU. The gang also touches on roster updates, new jersey numbers and FSU Basketball's impressive 84-71 win on the road at Notre Dame .

We cover the gamut with exciting FSU Football Facilities News and big games this weekend for FSU Hoops!!!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What a week for FSU Football with the great news of stars returning! We discuss that, the Cheez-It Bowl, and get you ready for FSU Hoops this weekend at the Tucker Center!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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In this episode, special guest and FSU Center Naheem 'Big Duke' McLeod joins the pod 1. Chipola to FSU 2. Coach K's Theatrics + FSU's Upset over #6 Duke 3. Coach Stan Jones & Increased Front Court Responsibilities 4. Changing of the Guard + New Teammate(s) Most Excited to play with 5. John Butler Jr. on the Blazers 6. Lightning Round Host(s): Jay - Cam - Aaron Special Guest: Naheem McLeod Digital Editor: Payton Dean Subscribe to our YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_5UX2f78jXKQdPACwQfFeA Read Our Articles and Listen to Athlete Interviews on our website! At www.lockitorleaveit.org Follow us on Twitter! https://twitter.com/lockitorleave Follow us on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/lockitorleave/ Music: neon samurai by sakura Hz https://soundcloud.com/sakurahertz Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/3zXg63s Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/vNjvopD8WeY --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/snakedurant/support

Hey! A hoops pod. No. 49 to be exact - we were hoping to save No. 50 for a national title recap but we'll try and squeeze some in between here and there. Maybe you've heard that some weird rumblings in the college football world are taking place. It's like LIV Golf only it matters. Looking forward, conference matchups like UCLA-Rutgers are gonna be lit. But we take a look from a basketball perspective (really, an all sports besides football perspective) which will hopefully come to fruition. Let football do its thing, and let the other sports maintain some sort of regional focus. After some conference talk (and yes, Minnesota really is a cool place to go see a game) we talk about the sport that matters: college basketball. Florida State is currently touring Canada which is full of nice people and maple syrup, and playing some games along the way. When you have so many new faces, having trips like this are priceless - just don't pay too much attention to the box scores. Oh, and four guys are out: Matthew Cleveland, De'Ante Green, Baba Miller, and Jeremiah Bembry. So one fake game into the season and we already have a walk-on in the starting lineup. Some things never change. Like Canada. After a break where we advertise something that is very important but I'm not sure what it is, we spend a few minutes gushing over FSU's sole 2023 recruit Taylor Bowen. It's hard to predict a class size because technically no one has to leave (assuming Gainey is awarded a Covid year), but we know it is at least one. And he's a good one. And that's that. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hey! A hoops pod. No. 49 to be exact - we were hoping to save No. 50 for a national title recap but we'll try and squeeze some in between here and there. Maybe you've heard that some weird rumblings in the college football world are taking place. It's like LIV Golf only it matters. Looking forward, conference matchups like UCLA-Rutgers are gonna be lit. But we take a look from a basketball perspective (really, an all sports besides football perspective) which will hopefully come to fruition. Let football do its thing, and let the other sports maintain some sort of regional focus. After some conference talk (and yes, Minnesota really is a cool place to go see a game) we talk about the sport that matters: college basketball. Florida State is currently touring Canada which is full of nice people and maple syrup, and playing some games along the way. When you have so many new faces, having trips like this are priceless - just don't pay too much attention to the box scores. Oh, and four guys are out: Matthew Cleveland, De'Ante Green, Baba Miller, and Jeremiah Bembry. So one fake game into the season and we already have a walk-on in the starting lineup. Some things never change. Like Canada. After a break where we advertise something that is very important but I'm not sure what it is, we spend a few minutes gushing over FSU's sole 2023 recruit Taylor Bowen. It's hard to predict a class size because technically no one has to leave (assuming Gainey is awarded a Covid year), but we know it is at least one. And he's a good one. And that's that. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's been a while since Matt and Michael sat down to talk hoops. In this episode (Number 48!), they are joined by Tomahawk Nation's Max Escarpio. Max has interviewed Baba Miller and Darren Green Jr., and talked to many of the other players off line. So the guys pick his brain about what he's learned about this team so far. Hint: everyone is pretty excited. Once Max drops off, M&M going in depth on the John Butler departure. It would have been great to have all three of the freshmen from last year's team return, but that was not in the cards. Butler is obviously a loss, but how big? And is immediate help on the way? After the Butler deep dive, they spend a while discussing roles, fit, and depth. Florida State basketball under Leonard Hamilton has prided itself on being the deepest team in the ACC, but we have not seen that in recent years - due to injuries and poor fits. What about this team? They also touch on the NBA with Luke Loucks joining the Sacramento Kings as an assistant coach. With Sam Cassell seemingly on the trajectory toward becoming a NBA head coach, could the 'Noles end up with two? Plus, they talk about some of the players in the NBA, and close with a quick check-in on the US Open. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's been a while since Matt and Michael sat down to talk hoops. In this episode (Number 48!), they are joined by Tomahawk Nation's Max Escarpio. Max has interviewed Baba Miller and Darren Green Jr., and talked to many of the other players off line. So the guys pick his brain about what he's learned about this team so far. Hint: everyone is pretty excited. Once Max drops off, M&M going in depth on the John Butler departure. It would have been great to have all three of the freshmen from last year's team return, but that was not in the cards. Butler is obviously a loss, but how big? And is immediate help on the way? After the Butler deep dive, they spend a while discussing roles, fit, and depth. Florida State basketball under Leonard Hamilton has prided itself on being the deepest team in the ACC, but we have not seen that in recent years - due to injuries and poor fits. What about this team? They also touch on the NBA with Luke Loucks joining the Sacramento Kings as an assistant coach. With Sam Cassell seemingly on the trajectory toward becoming a NBA head coach, could the 'Noles end up with two? Plus, they talk about some of the players in the NBA, and close with a quick check-in on the US Open. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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This is March! Well, actually it's April, but there were some fun Final Four games in March Madness this weekend. And now there is only one game left. On Monday night: Kansas vs North Carolina in the Roy Williams Invitational for all the marbles. This means that Coach K has been on the sidelines for his final college game, and we talk a little bit about him and his legacy, but mostly just about ACC basketball. It's a shame that so much of the conference perception is wrapped up in two things: the out-of-conference season, and the NCAA Tournament. Since the ACC expanded to 20 conference games, we go more than two months without playing anyone outside the conference, so it's tough to gauge who is improving and who isn't. Was UNC under-seeded? Nope, their resume wasn't that good. And that's all the committee has to go on. In the Florida State universe, we got two pieces of good news this week. The first was the commitment of Brown's Jaylan Gainey as a graduate transfer. Florida State will petition to get him another year, and he - along with all the Ivy schools - did not play a single game in the 2020-21 season. The other bit of good news is that Matthew Cleveland will be returning for his sophomore season. He's poised to have a big 2nd year in Tallahassee. Finally, we make projections for the National Title game. Who you got? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

3/11/22 H1: FSU Hoops big picture, MLB Lockout ends, FSU Baseball Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

3/9/22 H1: FSU Hoops lays brick, FSU baseball, NFL moves Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the first podcast of the season, Matt and Michael talked about how this team had a high ceiling, but also a low floor. Significant time missed by any of the trio of Malik Osborne, Anthony Polite, or RayQuan Evans would make the NCAA dream difficult to achieve. Well, it got worse than that. But the team easily could have folded after losing six straight with so many players out. Instead, the flashed their resiliency by winning four of the final six, and finishing on a three-game win streak. Now they just need to win four straight this week... Senior day was an unabashed success. Anthony Polite, RayQuan Evans, Wyatt Wilkes, Tanor Ngom, and Harrison Prieto all played key minutes. Even Justin Lindner got in on the fun with his second career start. And FSU handled a tired NC State team just the way you want to see - a nice, comfy win with little stress. Prior to that, the Seminoles played a nail-biter against Mike Brey's Notre Dame squad, a game which saw the return of Anthony Polite. Now the 'Noles head to the Barclay Center for the ACC Tournament. First up: Syracuse, who FSU split games with this season. If they get through that, then it's a 2nd round matchup with top-seed Duke, who are coming off a big loss to North Carolina to end their regular season. After discussing the real games, we dive into the winning culture coming in next season in the form of a recruiting class filled with guys used to winning. Chandler Jackson just led his team to an undefeated season, finishing with the AA state title in Tennessee. And Tom House's team hasn't lost in a couple years. Plus there is Cameron Corhen, who starts for the best team in the nation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Who doesn't love a good buzzer beater? Not sue which was better - the pass or the shot, but the two came together and naturally Matt and Michael kick-off the podcast by discussing FSU's huge win over Virginia. On a side note, the Cavaliers now likely have to win the ACC Tournament to advance to March Madness, so it was a crushing blow to Tony Bennett and his horribly slow vision of college basketball. Florida State is now 7-2 in one-possession games this year (and 28-9 since the Jon Isaac, CJ Walker, Trent Forrest, Mfiondu Kabengele recruiting class). Beyond the big won, though, there's not a ton to talk about in terms of FSU and the post season. Could they pull a miracle? Sure, but unlikely. Can they beat Notre Dame and/or North Carolina State? Probably, but two losses certainly aren't out of the question. A win would ensure Florida State a winning season for the 17th straight year. But this is a season where the 'Noles will need to finish strong to make the NIT, which certainly isn't what FSU fans have come to expect. The next segment covers growth that we've seen in the absence of Malik Osborne, Anthony Polite, Caleb Mills, Naheem McCloud, and on occasion RayQuan Evans. The freshman trio of John Butler, Jalen Warley, and Matthew Cleveland have all shown flashes in their own way. If they're all back next year, how can we see them building on this season? There's also talk of FSU's favorite enigma, Cam'Ron Fletcher, who can look like an all-conference performer one half, and a Division II player the next. How does he fit in for next year, and can he find some consistency? Next weekend is senior day. It's not how they wanted to finish their careers, but get to the Tuck to cheer on Osborne, Polite, Evans, Wyatt Wilkes and the weatherman Harrison Prieto. Finally, we wrap it up with some golf talk, and why not? It's spring time. The grass is growing. The Players and the Masters are on the horizon. It's a good time to get outside and hit the links. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome back to another hump day edition of your favorite Florida State Seminoles daily sports podcast. Today, Drake & Dave sit down and look over the 2022 schedule to see how FSU QB Jordan Travis ranks among the quarterbacks the Seminoles will face in 2022, from week 0 to week 11. After running through the teams and their signal callers, the boys wrap up with a quick but somber look at the FSU Basketball team after they drop 2 straight games to ACC conference opponents, hurting their march madness chances in the process. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome back to another hump day edition of your favorite Florida State Seminoles daily sports podcast. Today, Drake & Dave sit down and look over the 2022 schedule to see how FSU QB Jordan Travis ranks among the quarterbacks the Seminoles will face in 2022, from week 0 to week 11. After running through the teams and their signal callers, the boys wrap up with a quick but somber look at the FSU Basketball team after they drop 2 straight games to ACC conference opponents, hurting their march madness chances in the process. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's been a while since Matt and Michael were able to get together for a podcast. But hey, life gets in the way... The first segment examines how we got to where we are (FSU basketball is 13-6, 6-3 heading in to Saturday's game vs Virginia Tech). The six game winning streak was obviously great fun as a fan, but was FSU actually playing any better than they had been earlier in the season? Or was it the randomness of close games falling in favor of the 'Noles instead of the bad guys? Next, they focus on Malik Osborne. This was recorded prior to the official release that Osborne was out for the season, so they had to tread lightly there, but did go in depth about how his loss would impact the team the rest of the way. He's a bit of an enigma, as many view him as a role player, while it's clear the podcast crew view him as much more important than that. Defense is discussed, and how his loss might or might not impact the system down the line. There is very limited practice time, and half the team is new - so what is a realistic expectation that anything will be tweaked to mitigate his loss? Or is it really just next man up? Speaking of next men up - FSU's most versatile recruit tore his ACL. Fun! But they do discuss how next year's class could slide in to pre-defined roles within the (mostly) positionless system Ham has developed. Finally, it on to Virginia Tech. They play super slow! They shoot 40% from deep as a team! What could go wrong? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Give praise to FSU basketball for the winning streak and take jabs at the Miami Hurricanes for nine straight losses. Discuss the loss to Georgia Tech and what needs to happen going forward. Talk 2022 recruiting and how 2023 recruiting is shaping up and more. Make sure you follow @Built4Playmaker @ChopChat_ @khchopchat on Twitter. Also, would appreciate you sharing the podcast on social media and providing a rating on whatever platform you use.Questions can be sent via Twitter DM's. I'll always respond. Accepting donations via Cashapp: $Built4Playmakers

Open by shouting out FSU Hoops for beating Miami. Discuss the addition of Winston Wright Jr, Importance of Fabien Lovett Returning, Ron Dugans Contract, Importance of New Enrollees. Discuss How Far Away FSU Is From Respectability and a listener question! Make sure you follow @Built4Playmaker @ChopChat_ @khchopchat on Twitter. Also, would appreciate you sharing the podcast on social media and providing a rating on whatever platform you use.Questions can be sent via Twitter DM's. I'll always respond. Accepting donations via Cashapp: $Built4Playmakers

Now that football has ceremoniously ended with a Charlie Brown kick, the basketball guys are back to delve a little bit deeper into the season. But first, unable to escape the vortex of FSU football, Matt and Michael speculate on how the situation faced by head coach Mike Norvell is similar to the one faced by Leonard Hamilton back in the day. The stakes are much higher with football, at least at Florida State, but where is Norvell on the Ham timeline? Next up is to recap some of the action since the last podcast. The team is 5-1, with the best win being a neutral site victory over a solid Loyola Marymount squad. They explore some early season trends, and how they might play out for the season, as well is digging into the performances of several players, most notably the new faces like Cam'Ron Fletcher, Matthew Cleveland, and the unicorn John Butler. Then come the previews. How good is Purdue? (spoiler alert: they're very, very good). In their first six games one team (a top-10 Villanova) has held them below 92 points. We don't really get into the dribble weave action which the defense will try to disrupt, but instead focus on the pieces they have. It's a toss up whether this will be FSU's most difficult game of the season, or it will be at Duke Or, whoever FSU faces in the Final Four, amiright. They feature a two-headed beast in the middle, and the guy coming off the bench was a preseason First Team All Big Ten selection. Plus they have a lottery pick who is beyond NBA ready. And a bevy of shooters to surround these dudes. The easier game - and probably more important to the season - comes this Saturday when the Syracuse Orange come to town. We're used to Syracuse featuring crazy long athletes all over the court, with at least of coup[e of NBA guys mixed in. Is it more of the same this year? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hey, it's that time of year for sports that FSU is good at! Matt and Michael dust off their microphones and dig in to the new Florida State basketball season. After briefly discussing the comings and goings people may have missed over the summer, they break down FSU's opening night opponent - the Penn Quakers. Penn and FSU should be familiar with each other's system, as Penn is coached by former Boston College head coach Steve Donahue. If we know anything about them, they'll be well prepared to take advantage of FSU's youth movement, they'll play fast, and they'll shoot a ton of 3s. Also covered is the UF game on Sunday. Florida State has won 7-straight over the Gators, but after bringing in a ton of high end transfers, it's likely that the Gators will be favored at home. We discuss the names to watch out for, and discuss the similarities in rosters. The new signing class will officially be in place on Wednesday, as that is the earliest players can sign. We've already seen notices from Tom House and Chandler Jackson that they'll be signing, and it is expected that all six recruits will sign in what will be a top-20 class. We cover the swings and misses, and how this class came together. Finally, you may have heard that Scottie Barnes is doing alright in the NBA. Matt lends his NBA expertise to lead a discussion about the 'Noles in the pros. Welcome back to basketball season, folks. We've made it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's been a while since Matt and Michael got together to talk some hoops, but honestly, there wasn't much reason to. Florida State went after transfer Tre Mitchell and whiffed. The same could be said for Kofi Cockburn. Toss in Moussa Cisse as well. The 'Noles were targeting a big man, but missed at every turn. Well, since nothing is happening with the roster, we decided it was time to talk basketball. We start with the summer update. What does the roster look like? What are the strengths and weaknesses of this year's version? How has recruiting worked out by position? From there we launch into the NBA Draft. FSU had the two highest ACC players in the draft last year, and with Scottie Barnes will most likely have the highest drafted ACC player again. But there are plenty of other 'Noles going pro, and we touch on them as well. Plus, how the current roster shake out for next year's draft? We touch on 2022 recruiting. Florida State has had multiple top-50 type recruiting on campus (hooray for the return of in-person recruiting), but can they land one to get this class started? And where does assistant coach Steve Smith fit in to this? He's probably the least talked about of the assistants, but this class could have his fingerprints all over it. Finally, we touch on some golf. Why? Why not? There are plenty of FSU golfers out there aside from Brooks Koepka and Daniel Berger, so we get caught up on some of the important names to know. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Florida State entered the tournament struggling a bit after losses to Notre Dame and Georgia Tech. But in recent years the tourney has galvanized the team and this season is no different as the Seminoles roll into their 3rd straight Sweet 16. After knocking off UNC Greensboro in round 1 and dominating Colorado in round of 32 the 'Noles now face top seeded Michigan. Unlike other portions of the bracket that have been chaos, this one has been straight chalk for FSU and they don't get the benefit of facing any of the four double digit seeds which remain. We open the pod talking about Colorado, and specifically what FSU has done well through two games to get to this point. The Buffalos had one of the best players in college basketball in senior point guard McKinley Wright, and FSU completely shut him down. The rest of the team wasn't able to step up in his absence, and the final 12 minutes were a clinic. We also touch a bit on UNCG, though there isn't all that much to say. FSU was favored by 10 and won by 10 and did it in a fashion we pretty much described in the last podcast. After a break we talk a bit about the NCAA Tournament as a whole - or at least Matt listens while Michael rants. And then it's on to the main course: the Michigan Wolverines. Head coach Juwan Howard has done a fantastic job despite being asked to be the guy who follows the guy (John Beilein). Their roster is loaded. They play great on both ends of the floor. And they have plenty of ways to impact what FSU wants to do on the court. They also play a style of defense that Florida State hasn't really seen this year, so it will be interesting to see how the 'Noles attack. Michael predicts a game in the 70s, while Matt thinks it will be a low scoring affair. Tune in to see the picks to win. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's March folks, and the madness has arrived. Forget about the regular season. Forget about the ACC Tournament. It's the NCAA Tournament now, and in less than a week 48 dreams will have been dashed, leaving the dreaming to a field of 16. On the podcast we briefly touch on the Georgia Tech loss (hey, another turnover!) before moving on - or backwards - to how the season has shaped up as a whole. It seems the program has reached a height where many consider that after losing two lottery picks and an all-time point guard finishing 2nd in the conference both in the regular season and in the ACC Tournament is a disappointment. New bloods, it is. Then we get to the NCAAT. We start the conversation with some general observations about the bracket, and then move on to FSU's 1st round opponent: the Spartans of UNC Greensboro. In recent history FSU faced Murray State in the NCAAT which was a team built similarly to UNCG. They have one supremely talented point guard surrounded by a bunch of role players. Some of those role players bring interesting skill sets (the No. 2 shot blocker in the nation who also shoots more 3s than 2s comes to mind), but the reality is that this team goes as Isaiah Miller goes. He takes the 6th most shots in the nation, has won back-to-back conference Player of the Year awards, and won back-to-back-to-back Defensive Player of the Year awards. Oh, and he's probably the best athlete FSU has faced this season. Whatever FSU's game plan is, it will center around Isaiah Miller. We go in depth about where UNCG has the advantage, and where FSU has the advantage. Check it out Leave some comments. Let's do this thing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Florida State playing for the ACC Title? You bet. For the 2nd time in three years, FSU will be playing on Saturday and be one of the last two standing in the conference. Since FSU was awarded the automatic bid to the dance last year, you have to go back to the 2017-18 season to find one where FSU wasn't competing to cut the nets down. Much like the last time these two teams played, FSU dominated the first half, but also left a feeling like the lead should be more (it was 11). Then, UNC came out swinging in the 2nd half and pretty much dominated. The difference, this time, was that the Seminoles regrouped just in time to grind out the win. We talk about what went right in the game, and what went wrong. After that segment we launch into the Georgia Tech preview. It's been a couple of months since these two teams played, and GT has been playing great ball down the stretch. They only had to beat 13-seed Miami (of FL) to reach the finals, so they haven't exactly been tested. They should have played Virginia today, but the Hoos had to go home after a player tested positive. We wrap up with a quick discussion about other happenings in basketball, including a UF player nearly knocking out an opponent on a dirty play. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Your Florida State Seminoles controlled their own destiny en route to a 2nd consecutive ACC regular season title, but that quickly went out the window when the ball tipped. FSU fell behind by 20 points, and even though they were able to make an impressive run in the 2nd half, it was too little, too late. We talk about where FSU went wrong this game. Was it X's and O's? Was it lack of focus? We also talk about poor trends this team has shown all season, and how that manifested its way into today's loss. But this is a new era for the 'Noles, so instead of sweating the NCAA bubble, FSU still has a chance to win the ACC regular season. UVA travels to Louisville, and a loss there would give FSU the title. After a break we look ahead to the ACC and NCAA tournaments. We talk about potential matchups, and also how much importance should be placed on FSU's road woes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to episode 36 of the Tomahawk Nation hoops dedicated podcast. We start with a brief recap of the Pitt and Miami games. Pitt seems to be dissolving as a program after the loss, while Miami was basically a live scrimmage for the final thirty minutes. Regardless, Florida State picked up a couple of road wins, which are key, as FSU has only played five times outside the friendly confines of the Tuck. Next we dip into the mailbag. We talk about the always debatable computer rankings over at kenpom.com. A question came in about coaching - specifically the post-Ham plan. But will Coach Hamilton ever retire? We also look ahead to the NCAA Tournament, focusing a lot on teams we may want to avoid, and a few that Florida State fans should be happy to see in their bracket. Last, the UNC preview. How dumb was it for them to schedule a late season game vs. Marquette (spoiler: very dumb). But they're still a dangerous team, and they've evolved a bit since FSU last played them due to the emergence of freshman sharpshooter Kerwin Walton. Though this is still a huge team that looks to get it done down low. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

When we last sat down to record a podcast, FSU was set to fly to Boston to take on the BC Eagles and their four scholarship players. Then FSU's second Covid-19 shutdown began and we all went a couple of weeks without basketball. Now Virginia Tech has Covid problems of their own, so our game vs. the Hokies has been cancelled, but the staff recovered quickly and scheduled a game at Pitt. But before we get into the Pitt Panthers, we recap the lessons from FSU's close win over Wake Forrest, and the blowout over No. 7 Virginia. Was the close game vs. Wake a sign that the Seminoles needed to wake up, or did it demonstrate that the floor of this team still needs some serious attention? With the postseason approaching quickly, how close is FSU to playing their best basketball? The Virginia beat down, on the other hand, showed that Florida State likely has the highest ceiling of any ACC basketball team. FSU's offense abused the vaunted pack line defense, and the 'Noles defense played solidly as well. After talking those two games, we take a quick foray into the "And-1" feature, and Matt rapid fires some questions to Michael. Then it's on to the Pitt preview. The Seminoles have struggled at the Zoo, and are those struggles going to continue? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

FSU played twice this week, destroying Miami at home and then dropping a disappointing game at Georgia Tech. There wasn't too much to talk about from the Miami win, as everyone is blowing them out. Florida State won 81-59, which is what you want to see vs a bad team. The loss to Georgia Tech, however, was different. It's not the loss that is concerning - GT is a good team - but rather how they lost. We've had flashes all year of a turnover prone team that stagnates in the half court, and then in this game all of that finally came to light. The 'Noles are now 14th in ACC play in turnovers, and it is slowing down what otherwise is a very efficient offense. Many of the turnovers vs. the Yellow Jackets also led to easy transition buckets, which is a recipe for a loss. So how good is FSU? We take a few minutes to do a deeper dive into the team's floor and ceiling. Finally, we tackle Boston College. They're last in the ACC, but they've dropped some close ones including a 1-point loss at Duke. Their magic formula is lots of early 3s, which can lend FSU some problems. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Florida State basketball is on a roll. They knocked off North Carolina State by 32, beat North Carolina, and then went to Louisville as a four point underdog and won by 13. They're not only winning, but they've covered each spread by an average of 16 pointss. Raiquan Gray and Rayquan Evans have been playing their best basketball, and we examine them through the lens of the UL game. We talk a bit about Chris Mack and Coach Ham's success against him. And we dive into a few other interesting themes from the game. Then we take a quick look at the ACC, and check in on how the standings are shaking out now that most teams have played at least five conference games. Florida State is in good position there to repeat. Finally, we move on to the rematch vs Clemson. The Tigers and the Seminoles are like two ships passing in the night - FSU is playing its best basketball, while Clemson is slumping. Of course, that can all change in one game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of the Tomahawk Nation hoops dedicated podcast we recap the most recent wins for FSU. First there was the 32-point drubbing of NC State, and then a more modest 7-point win over North Carolina. Using the games as themes, we dive in to why FSU has been more successful after their 15-day layoff. Lots of things went well, including improved bench play which proved critical. Next we dive in to what FSU is getting from recent transfer Caleb Mills. The team he's leaving - Houston - is a top-10 program, and Mills is arguably their most valuable player. After a quick And-1 segment following the break, we dive in to Louisville. Will FSU continue their stellar play? Will recent success vs Louisville be the difference? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Saturday was a rare great day for FSU athletics. The football team won. The basketball team beat the Gators for the 7th straight time. And UF and Miami both went 0-2 in major sports and lost their football games in humiliating fashion. 2020 is almost over folks! We begin the pod (APPLE // SPOTIFY) by talking all things Gators. We should all wish the best to Keyontae Johnson, who was hospitalized after collapsing during the game. But this is a basketball pod and we also have to talk hoops. The ‘Noles got off to a rough start, but once they figured out how to attack offensively, the Gators were never able to respond. It also helped that FSU forced 20 turnovers and kept UF off balance for the final 28 minutes of the game. Plus there were a couple of murderous dunks from Scottie Barnes and M.J. Walker. After the recap, we debut a new segment called 1-and-1. Matt tosses out some questions, and Michael does his best to respond. Then it's on to the Georgia Tech game. They finished 5th in the ACC last year, and basically returned their entire team. But early season success has been mixed. Still, they have a few talented players in Moses Wright, Michael DeVoe, and Jose Alvarado who could hurt the Seminoles. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Good news, college hoops is back! Michael Rogner and Matt Minnick celebrate by talking first impressions from FSU basketball's win over North Florida. They also talk a bit about what is happening on the national scene, Next up is a preview of the Indiana - Florida State rematch in the ACC - Big Ten Challenge. Finally, they wrap it up with a discussion about 5* incoming freshman Matthew Cleveland. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We begin this episode with special guest Ariya Massoudi, man about town, voice of FSU women's basketball, and discuss where Florida State basketball fits in to the upcoming 2020-21 ACC basketball season. After he signs off, Matt and Michael pivot to Seminoles hoops, focusing on who might be in the starting five this season, and more importantly who might be in the finishing five. Next up is the recruiting segment where we discuss the decommitment of Bryce McGowens, and how that affects the class. Finally, we briefly address the upcoming 2020 NBA Draft. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's been a while since the last hoops podcast (APPLE // SPOTIFY), but real sports being on television has inspired the crew to talk some hoops. The void of sports has actually lured Michael into paying attention to the NBA, so we lead with some bubble talk - not the NCAA Tournament bubble where FSU used to find itself annually, but the NBA bubble which is providing a model for executing a full college basketball season. Obviously you can't pack 353 Division I teams into a Disney bubble for four months, but you can take away bits and pieces to make the season work. Next we delve into the draft now that the lottery order has been decided. The ‘Noles have never had two lottery picks in the same year, and have to go back to 1993 to have two first rounders. Now the Seminoles have a shot to be the only team in the nation with two lotto picks in the October draft. From there we move on to the current team. Are there lotto picks on this team? 1st rounders? 2nd rounders? To wrap it up we can't resist looking ahead to the 2021 class. Everyone wants 2020 to be over (1* year for sure) so for fun we talk about some of those players, including the intriguing skill-sets of Bryce McGowens and John Butler. As always please rate us 5*s on Apple to help spread the word and go ‘Noles. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Alex & Scott return to discuss the breaking news of the Big Ten canceling fall sports (5:21), Florida State owning the number one college basketball recruiting class in the country (30:28) and more.

Former FSU point guard David Nichols joins the pod for a wide ranging interview covering his time at Florida State. He also provides some great insight into upcoming NBA draft picks Devin Vassell and Patrick Williams. Prior to the interview, we talk about the State of Florida's new name, image, likeness law which will allow players to make money off of their own name. Florida leap frogged California with their legislation, but expect a bunch more states to jump in now. After the interview we talk recruiting, including Moussa Cisse, Matthew Cleveland, James White, and Chance Moore. And we wrap with a discussion about the NBA Draft. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices