Podcast appearances and mentions of Peter Warrick

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Austin, Dustin, and Logan discuss FSU's practice schedule in Jacksonville, Mike Norvell's fat bonus for APR scores, 5-star OL putting the Seminoles in the top 5, Peter Warrick and Sebastian Janikowski on the ballot for 2025 CFB HoF, top three toughest opponents in the 2024 season, basketball updates, and more. If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, make sure you subscribe so you do not miss any new episodes. Feel free to rate us 5-stars and leave a review, it helps a lot! Join our Patreon to receive insider scoop 24/7: https://www.patreon.com/NoleGamedayJoin thousands of FSU fans in our Discord for FREE: https://discord.gg/sUGqPQnFollow the guys on Twitter:Show - @HearTheSpearAustin - @NolesVikesVeazDustin - @Dussttin Logan - @LogansTwittyAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

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Tom and KJ discuss FSU Softball's run in the College World Series with Osceola Insider Bob Ferrante, and preview the national championship series. Plus, Warrick Dunn and Peter Warrick potential College Football Hall of Fame discussion Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

(2:00) FSU, with some meager production from the top of the lineup and using three arms, still handles business. They're primed. (18:00) Warrick Dunn, Peter Warrick on College Football Hall of Fame. Discuss Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(2:00) FSU, with some meager production from the top of the lineup and using three arms, still handles business. They're primed. (18:00) Warrick Dunn, Peter Warrick on College Football Hall of Fame. Discuss Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On Monday's Seminole Sidelines, Warrick Dunn and Peter Warrick are on the ballot for induction into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2024. We also discuss a busy first weekend of June with official visits on the FSU campus. And the FSU softball team plays Tennessee on Monday at 7 p.m. (ESPN) for a spot in the WCWS championship series. For more on FSU football, recruiting and softball, go to theOsceola.com.

It's back, the wildly popular Faulk in The Road format. Sonnone and Dane take their antics on the road, again, this time to cover the Hykeem Williams commitment ceremony. The Hykeem Highway is a journey from Tallahassee to Ft. Lauderdale as the Seminoles beat out Texas A&M and Jimbo Fisher for the five-star receiver. There are shenanigans in this bonus episode, but also some fun interviews, player comps, and a behind-the-scenes perspective into covering this recruitment. For those who want solely football and interviews, we've time-stamped the segments and the ceremony-centric aspects of the episode start at 37:30.  10:00 - Busy Bee 14:20 - Coverage plans for the Hykeem ceremony 17:10 - September parody 18:40 - Hykeem player comps: Antonio Gibson, and Deebo Samuels, and Tee Higgins, and Calvin Johnson, and Cordarrelle Patterson, and Ben Skowronek, and Denzel Mims, and Courtland Sutton, and sort of Michael Pittman Jr., and Jordan Matthews 31:00 - Flanigan's and Safid!!! 37:30 - An unfortunate typo 41:50 - Ivins guest appearance  42:00 - Hykeem Williams confirms that he's committing to FSU 42:35 - Hyper teammates 44:22 - Dane interviews Peter Warrick and Snoop Minnis! 45:45 - Coach Edward Schuler (Stranahan hoops coach) on Hykeem Williams 49:00 - Goodbye, and one more comp for the road To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Luke Hetrick of Spectrum Sports discusses sports takes at weddings, Orlando Pride news, can the XFL succeed itself and in Orlando? Warrick Dunn, Peter Warrick, or Sebastian Janikowski?

Former Florida State Seminole Peter Warrick joined Dukes & Bell to talk about his bowling event coming up later this month. Warrick also talked about his time at FSU, how much he keeps up with his old teammates and why he never thought Tom Brady would stay retired.

On this episode of Saturday Lives Forever, Matt Hayes recalls the biggest moments of Florida State's Peter Warrick including the ups and downs of his career in Tallahassee (0:00). Then, former FSU player James Coleman joins Hayes to discuss where Warrick stacks up as one of the greatest players in FSU football history (11:25).

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Brian Kelly Comments This Episode we discuss what position does Travis Hunter play? Big What if Peter Warrick leaves his Jr yr?

On the latest episode of the pod the guys discuss the latest installment of Portal Kombat as Arik Gilbert decommits from Florida as well as a transfer portal deep dive of top players and schools losing and gaining the most this offseason. They also embrace debate about Peter Warrick vs Percy Harvin, talk al-time must see tv players, rant about FCS officiating, and discuss why you never fight a guy with cauliflower ear on a bathroom floor.

Austin, Dustin, Logan, and Nate are joined by one of FSU's most recent and legacy commit, Lamont Green Jr., and his father, Lamont Green Sr. We discuss why Jr. committed so early, the meaning of playing where his dad played, and how the staff is at Florida State. Sr. gives us his stance on legacy commits and how important they are moving forward for FSU.For the rest of the pod, the guys discuss the big Pdub vs. Percy Harvin debate, Travis Hunter's new ranking, LB, DE, and DT previews heading into spring, and finish off the episode with some basketball.If you're listening on iTunes, make sure you subscribe so you do not miss any new episodes. Feel free to rate us 5-stars and leave a review, it helps a lot! Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/sUGqPQnFollow the guys on Twitter:Show - @HearTheSpearAustin - @NolesVikesMavsDustin - @Dussttin Logan - @LogansTwittyNate - @NateGreer26Karlos - @karlos_srAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Transfer quarterback news, Randy Moss at Florida State stories and listener questions answers. First, catching up on Tyler Shough's move from Oregon to Texas Tech and Luke McCaffrey's move from Nebraska to Louisville (2:30), Notre Dame's decision not to join in on the EA Sports College Football video game excitement (10:00) and Danny takes us back to 1995 in Tallahassee when Randy Moss, Peter Warrick and Walter Jones were all redshirting during his senior season (18:30). Then, UCLA's ceiling under Chip Kelly (32:50), whether Oklahoma fans should be concerned about Texas under Sarkisian (40:15) and whether Bronco Mendenhall gets enough respect for his work at Virginia (45:00). Plus, our continued campaign for a new Big Ten rivalry trophy (51:00).  Cover 3 is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Castbox and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Watch Cover 3 on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/cover3 Follow our hosts on Twitter: @Chip_Patterson, @TomFornelli, @DannyKanell For more college football coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode we discuss the most challenging aspects of the coaching world. We also debate Percy Harvin vs Peter Warrick. Lastly, we talk a little about Tiger Woods. Let us know what you think.

In this episode we discuss the most challenging aspects of the coaching world. We also debate Percy Harvin vs Peter Warrick. Lastly, we talk a little about Tiger Woods. Let us know what you think.

TUNE IN WHILE KID FRENCHIE AND DJ YOUNGNRICH GO BACK AND FORTH ABOUT WHO WE THINK IS BETTER AT COLLEGIATE LEVEL, HARVIN OR WARRICK????? ALSO TUNE IN AS THEY LAY DOWN THEIR TOP 5 UNDERATED RAPPERS TODAY. ALSO LISTEN IN WITH DJ YOUNGNRICH AS HE TALKS STOCKS AND BIT MANIA WITH BITTY IS LITTY. THANK YOU ALL FOR LISTENING. PRODUCED BY: BWM PRODUCTIONS --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thedinnertablepc/message

(3:00) Texas coming to poach? Tennessee exodus underway (6:00) Some tentative spring dates (15:00) Limited playbook for Milton? (23:00) Favorite play from The Dynasty Era (29:00) Peter Warrick appreciation (31:00) Biggest surprise from the portal thus far (39:00) What will an improved pass rush do for win/loss projection (50:00) And we have our first "how many games will FSU win in 2021" discussion! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

(3:00) Texas coming to poach? Tennessee exodus underway (6:00) Some tentative spring dates (15:00) Limited playbook for Milton? (23:00) Favorite play from The Dynasty Era (29:00) Peter Warrick appreciation (31:00) Biggest surprise from the portal thus far (39:00) What will an improved pass rush do for win/loss projection (50:00) And we have our first "how many games will FSU win in 2021" discussion! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Life and Football Podcast our speical guest was Cody Fagg. At 6’3″ and 210 pounds, wide receiver De’Cody Fagg had the ability to make the tough grab over the middle, but was also fast enough to make plays after the catch during his time at Florida State. In four years at FSU, Fagg had more than 1,600 yards receiving and seven career touchdowns while helping lead the Seminoles to a pair of bowl victories and the 2005 ACC championship. Growing up about 25 miles away from the campus of Florida State University, Fagg rarely thought about being anything other than a Seminole. A native of Quincy, both of his parents would often don the garnet and gold. “From the time I was a little baby, all I knew was FSU because my dad and my mom were FSU fans,” Fagg said. “With my dad working at the Tallahassee Airport, I got the chance to meet a lot of the guys when I was younger. I was able to meet Charlie Ward live in person. My brothers and I would go to a lot of FSU games.” Fagg grew up watching the great Florida State teams of the 1990s, fueled partially by talented receiving corps that included Tamarick Vanover, Kez McCorvey, E.G. Green and Andre Cooper among others. As a youth, Fagg rarely lined up out wide, but made the switch early in his career at Shanks High School. “Coming up through middle school, I was a quarterback, but by the time I transitioned to high school, I became a wide receiver since my older brother was a receiver,” he said. “He was always talking about Peter Warrick this and Peter Warrick that and once I got the chance to get to see him, there was no one more spectacular than that guy there.” After graduating high school in 2003, Fagg briefly attended Hargrave Military Academy in Virginia before heading to Florida State where he would graduate with a degree in Social Science. Fagg spent his career playing for the legendary Bobby Bowden. “He was a father figure,” Fagg said of his former coach. “He took care of all his players and treated them as his own kids no matter the situation. Spending four years with Coach Bowden taught me to be a productive young man off the field and not just on the field.” Fagg still closely follows his alma mater’s football program, which he grew up watching. Fagg said he tries to attend spring practice and some of the summer camps the school hosts. Fagg said he values the time he spent at Florida State and credits his coaches with helping mold him as a young man. The former receiver said he would recommend the school to any perspective recruits or students. “It was the best four years of my life,” Fagg said. “I think that’s where I matured a lot was off the field dealing with Coach Bowden, Coach Dawsey and Coach Fisher. They’re more like lifetime parents. It was a great experience and I wouldn’t wish anything but the best for any kid who is there now or plans on going there in the future.

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Sebastian Janikowski, also known as Sea Bass and The Polish Cannon, was born on March 2, 1978 in Valbrich, Poland. His father was a professional soccer player, and in 1980 he moved to the states in an attempt to revive his career. Sebastian was still in Poland with his mother and he began to excel at soccer. He was good enough to make to Poland U-17 team at age 15.Janikowski only played five games for Orangewood Christian soccer team, but scored 15 goals and led them to the state championship, where they lost to Lakeland Christian. He attended Seabreeze High School in Daytona, Florida, where he played soccer and football. His father refused to move, so Sebastian lived with the soccer coach of the high school. He gained reputation quickly by kicking four 50+yard field goals, including a whopping 60 yarder. Witnesses state he successfully converted an 82-yard field goal at team practice. Named to the 1996 All-American team and heavily recruited, Janikowski eventually signing a football scholarship with Florida State University.Janikowski took a scholarship to kick footballs for the Florida State Seminoles where teammate Peter Warrick dubbed him “Sea Bass”. He first made his name by booting his monstrous kickoffs between the opponent’s goal posts and out of the back of the end zone. He won the prestigious Lou Groza Award in 1998 and 1999, which was annually awarded to the top collegiate placekicker. He is the only player in NCAA history to win the award twice. He finished his collegiate career as the third leading scorer in Florida State University football history.

“Happy Father’s Day from the Sports Desk! On Today’s show your favorite Sportsologist discuss Percy Harvin vs Peter Warrick, Dee & Black also talk Dak Prescott, Kendrick Perkins Vs Kevin Durant & the match that never happen between Stone Cold Steve Austin & Brock Lesnar, plus so much more, Enjoy!

Darrin Simmons is the assistant head coach/and special teams coordinator for the Cincinnati Bengals. Simmons is now in his 17th season with the team and stands as the longest-tenured coach on staff. Over his Bengals career, Simmons' work with the special teams units has helped re-write the team's record book. Simmons has guided P Kevin Huber to the top spot in every career punting category, including attempts (768), yards (34,618), gross average (45.08), net average (39.79) and inside-20s (266). Under Simmons' direction, Huber has notched the top five seasons in team history for net average and inside-20s, and the top four seasons for gross average. Snapping to Huber for a majority of his career has been another Simmons protégé, LS Clark Harris, who entering 2019 has 1428 career snaps without an unplayable delivery.Simmons' special teams units have also excelled in the return game. He's coached three of the Bengals' top four leaders in career punt return average — leader Adam Jones (11.38), second-place Quan Cosby (9.99) and fourth-place Peter Warrick (9.74) — and four of the team's top six leaders in career kickoff return average — leader Adam Jones (26.35), second-place Alex Erickson, fifth-place Bernard Scott (24.48) and sixth-place Glenn Holt (24.27).Last season under Simmons, the Bengals ranked seventh in punt return coverage (10.7), fifth in kickoff return average (24.9) and ninth in punt coverage (7.3 yards/return). Also, WR Alex Erickson averaged 26.2-yards per kickoff return, the fourth-best single-season mark ever by a Bengal.In 2017, Simmons helped Harris to his first-career Pro Bowl. The veteran LS had 143 snaps (89 punts, 54 placekicks) without an unplayable delivery, and recorded four special teams tackles.In 2016, Simmons guided Erickson's unexpected rise from college free agent to the AFC kickoff return title, with a 27.9 average (on 29 returns). Although he did not make the Pro Bowl, Erickson ranked second in the NFL, and his average was the second-best in Bengals history, behind only the NFL-leading 31.3 mark that CB Adam Jones posted under Simmons in 2014. Erickson became the first Bengal with three KOR of 65 or more yards in a season.In 2015, HB Cedric Peerman made the Pro Bowl as a kick coverage and return-unit performer. Peerman's 17 tackles tied for the Bengals' highest total since 2008, and he had 13 solo stops, leading the Bengals to a No. 3 NFL ranking in opponents' average drive start on kickoffs (20.2 yard line).Simmons guided Huber to the Pro Bowl in 2014, after he posted franchise records for gross (46.8) and net (42.1) average, re-setting club marks he already held. Also in '14, Simmons helped Jones to the NFL lead in kickoff return average, with a team-record mark of 31.26, along with a second-place finish in punt return average (12.0). Jones just missed becoming the first player since Detroit's Mel Gray in 1991 to lead the league in both categories.Simmons' Bengals special teams have shown a nose for the ball, forcing 27 fumbles in his 16 completed seasons. The 1.7 average comfortably outpaces the 1.0 norm for the nine seasons prior to his tenure.In this wide ranging discussion we talk about:- Family- The Importance of Hard Work- Handling Pressure- Routines- Preparation- And LeadershipEnjoy the show!

Corona Virus Rant, Racism in sports. Peter Warrick, what happen? Tra Thomas great pro career or not? Can Khalon Laborn be better than Cam Akers?

Corona Virus Part Two. Best natty catch Peter Warrick vs Kelvin Benjamin. Danny Kanell not celebrated enough. Can Scary Terry become a complete receiver? Can we get Saturday morning cartoons back?

Troupe Talk - Peter Warrick by ESPN Coastal

Peter Warrick joined Joe and Hometeam to talk about his foundation The Payton Warrick Foundation and a special event that he has coming up.

Peter Warrick vs Devin Hester vs Percy Harvin who was more dynamic? AFC and NFC championship games picks. What if FSU had got Lamar Jackson? Matt Rhule to my hometown team The Carolina Panthers thoughts. XFL thoughts, 8-4 in 2020 for Norvell to get recruits?

The CFB Live crew discusses QB battles in the "Sunshine State" and if they think the Gators or Hurricanes can compete for division titles. Plus, they build a "dream team" of Florida greats.

Spring Game Edition! James Coleman and Danielle Kelley talk Florida State Seminoles football with former FSU football stars Peter Warrick and Snoop Minnis.

Sometimes SECing can go wrong. Also: Murder Smurf hats, the return of Box Score Bingo, MAC PREVIEWS HAVE BEGUN -- optimistic hires abound!, Sean Lewis has a wonderful hipster beard, Jim McElwain's back, NIU went NFL, BGSU zagged in a way no one should, Akron is going Full NE Ohio, Ball State keeps getting wrecked by injury.. Also, ASK PAPN TIME: Phil Steele, Indiana's upset potential, Peter Warrick was Reggie Bush before Reggie Bush, heavyweights get different types of performance, who's the next Neal Brown, how should the NCAA actually punish wrong-doers so that the wrong people don't get hit, and UCONN HAS MORE VARSITY SPORTS THAN FLORIDA. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

3× First-team All-ACC, 2× Consensus All-American Peter Warrick joins Hometeam Brandon Leak and Guest Host and HnH Family Member Travis Stroud and tells a never before shared story about his depature from the Cincinatti Bengals.

We have Film Director, Billy Corben to talk a little about his movies, his Canes, and what else is going on in his world. Then, Peter Warrick comes on to talk about his time at FSU, what he's doing now, and what's up with FSU these days. Then, Marcus Spears (SEC Network) comes on to chop it up about his LSU Tigers and more college football perspective. Rate us 5 Stars on iTunes.

1) Football season is here! 2) New FAMU show / Finebaum does a 180 on Jimbo 3) Don't forget how amazing Peter Warrick was 4) Gameday excursions / Hell to the Naw!

Segment 1: The depth chart -- did not see this coming. Segment 2: Peter Warrick. Look him up kids. On award snubs, growing up with Taggart, triumphs. Segment 3: Black on black - what say ye? Segment 4: Numbers are dumb. Music: LL Cool J - Loungin' (Remix), Boyz II Men - Motownphilly, AC/DC - Back In Black, Dancing in the Moonlight (Johnny Lectro Remix)

Segment 1: The depth chart -- did not see this coming. Segment 2: Peter Warrick. Look him up kids. On award snubs, growing up with Taggart, triumphs. Segment 3: Black on black - what say ye? Segment 4: Numbers are dumb. Music: LL Cool J - Loungin' (Remix), Boyz II Men - Motownphilly, AC/DC - Back In Black, Dancing in the Moonlight (Johnny Lectro Remix)

It's a loaded episode of Front Row Noles! Tom and Keith rifle through some college basketball and some FSU football talk in the first segment. The guys are then joined by FSU football great Peter Warrick, Seminoles.com Insider Tim Linafelt and FSU men's tennis coach Dwayne Hultquist!

1) Peter Warrick and Odell Haggins being honored 2) Michael Bennett story 3) Another interesting find / Probables / What are we watching this weekend? / An update on shows next week while Jeff is in Augusta

Peter Warrick helps preview the guys Florida State versus Miami. There's a whole lot to talk about in this primetime rivalry matchup.