Four-star DB and current Nebraska commit CJ Bronaugh has set up an official visit with Florida State for June 13th-15th. He also has officials to Penn State (june 20th), Nebraska (June 6th), and Florida (May 30th).


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FSU women’s golf earns a No. 1 seed and will play in a regional at the University of Kentucky. The Seminoles just claimed their first ACC title on Saturday.

This is the first time FSU has been a No. 1 seed. Other No. 1 seeds are Stanford (Norman Regional), Oregon (Gold Canyon Regional), South Carolina (Charlottesville Regional), Arkansas (Columbus Regional), Texas (Lubbock Regional).

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The No. 10 Florida State men’s golf team will begin stroke play at the ACC Championship on Thursday at The Club at Olde Stone in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

Stroke play will begin at 10 a.m. ET on Thursday, Friday and Saturday and the top six teams will advance to match play on Sunday starting at 8:30 a.m. The top two teams will play at 11 a.m. on Monday for the ACC title.

Florida State, who earned the top seed in the tournament, will be paired with No. 8 North Carolina and No. 11 Virginia.

The Seminoles have four players ranked within the top 50 of the World Golf Amateur Rankings, led by No. 1 Luke Clanton. Tyler Weaver heads to ACC’s ranked 37th, followed by Jack Bigham in 46th and Gray Albright in 47th.

Clanton, who will be appearing in his third ACC Championships, has produced two top 10 finishes at the event, placing fifth in 2024.

The Ben Hogan semifinalist has won three tournaments this season including the Watersound Invitational, Seminole Intercollegiate and Lewis Chitengwa Invitational, all won by FSU.

Live scoring will run through Golfstat and the semifinal and final rounds will be aired on ACC Network Extra.

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The Seminoles won the Lewis Chitengwa Invitational, led by Clanton (-5) in first place and Albright (-3), who tied for second.

FSU built a 16-stroke lead through two rounds of play on April 14 and finished the tournament 13-under, ahead of the host, Virginia.

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Florida State golf All-Americans Mirabel Ting and Lottie Woad have been named to the Final Fall ANNIKA Award Watch list presented by Stifel. Ting and Woad are one of only five pairs of teammates named to the list for the top collegiate women’s golfer following one of the most competitive seasons in recent memory. The Florida State tandem is joined by teammates from Arkansas, South Carolina, Stanford, and Southern Cal as the only schools in the country with two players on the list.

Ting and Woad have been regulars on the watch list in the last two seasons with Woad ranking as a finalist at the end of both of the last two seasons.

Ting (No. 2) and Woad (No. 1) are the highest ranked pair of teammates in the current World Amateur Golf Ranking. Ting has been ranked No. 6 each of the last two weeks and has been ranked in the top-10 in each of the last seven weeks. Woad has been the world’s No. 1-ranked amateur golfer during each of the last 15 consecutive weeks.

Ting, who led the Seminoles with a 68.80 stroke average during the fall season, won the individual championship of the Folds of Honor Collegiate and the Schooner Fall Classic, and was named the ACC Golfer of the Month in September. She totaled five rounds scored at par or better with back-to back rounds of 67 in the Schoner. Her consecutive rounds of 67 tied her career best score for a single round.

Woad, who averaged 70.27 strokes in 11 rounds during four events, won the individual championship at the Landfall Tradition, finished third in the individual standings at the Jackson T. Stephens Cup, and was named the ACC Golfer of the Month in October. Woad tied the school record with a career-low-tying round of 65 in the first round of the Landfall Tradition.

Ting and Woad led the Seminoles to four top-four team finishes during the fall season – winning the Landfall Tradition, placing second at the Folds of Honor, third at the Schooner Fall Classic, and tying for fourth at the Jackson T. Stephens Cup.

Florida State opens its spring season at the IJGA Collegiate Invitational at the Guadalajara Country Club in Guadalajara, Mexico (Jan 30-Feb. 1). The Seminoles play host to the jewel of their schedule – the Florida State Match Up – at the Seminole Legacy Golf Course (March 21-23, 2025).

2024-2025 Final Fall ANNIKA Award Watch List
Mirabel Ting, Florida State
Lottie Woad, Florida State
Emma Bunch, New Mexico State
Carolina Chacarra, Wake Forest
Hannah Darling, South Carolina
Anna Davis, Auburn
Megha Ganne, Stanford
Natasha Kiel, Purdue
Grace Kilcrease, Oklahoma State
Jasmine Koo, Southern California
Vivian Lu, Washington
Maria Jose Marin, Arkansas
Bella McCauley, Minnesota
Farah O'Keefe, Texas
Meja Ortengren, Stanford
Catherine Park, Southern California
Julia Lopez Ramirez, Mississippi State
Patience Rhodes, Arizona State
Kiara Romero, Oregon
Louise Rydqvist, South Carolina
Megan Streicher, North Carolina
Paula Martin Sampedro, Stanford
Rocio Tejedo, LSU
Kendall Todd, Arkansas
Avery Weed, Mississippi State

I spoke with Hayden earlier this week and he told me he was in the final touches of setting up his official visit to Florida State. He told Sam Spiegelman this morning that he will be officially visiting on June 9th - 11th.

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FSU coaches are back on the road for the spring contact period which started last week and runs through May 24.


Herb Hand made an in-school visit with OL prospect Avery Morcho.

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Normalcy didn't feel like enough for Link Jarrett in FSU's first sporting event back on campus Tuesday night. He wanted to bring togetherness.

That's why he was adamant there be a pregame ceremony which honored those who helped during and after last Thursday's shooting and gave those affected a chance to come together on the field at Dick Howser Stadium.

A look at where the mock drafts have AZ Thomas and Josh Farmer selected. Also a historical look at draft picks as well as notes from selections in the Norvell Era: