The GT offense is a well oiled machine. They reek of confidence. They get it done.

They are fun to watch!

If GT beats Georgia

Is a trap game. Hope we don't get caught looking ahead to Bama.

GO NOLES!!!

FSU sports information:

Florida State track and field head coach Matt Kane announced the Seminoles’ 2025 indoor and outdoor competition schedule Friday.

"We put together a schedule that gives us an opportuninity to compete at a variety of competition levels,” Kane said. “Ultimately, the goal is to get competitions to prepare us to compete for ACC championships and do well at the NCAAs. We have placed emphasis on team competitions in scheduling but still have opportunities to chase national-qualifying marks. We are fortunate to have support from our administration that understands the nuance of track and field and I feel we are set up for a great season.”

Florida State will attend a total of 12 regular season meets over the course of both the indoor and outdoor seasons.

The 2025 ACC Indoor Championships will be held in Louisville, Kentucky, and is scheduled for March 1-3 at the Norton Healthcare Sport & Learning Center. The NCAA Indoor Championships will run from March 14-15 in Virginia Beach, Virginia.

Florida State opens the outdoor season hosting the annual FSU Relays on March 27-28 at the Mike Long Track. The Noles will start postseason at the ACC Outdoor Championships in Winston Salem, North Carolina on May 15-17 at the Kenter Stadium. The NCAA East First Round will be held in Jacksonville starting on May 27. The NCAA Outdoor Championships are back in Eugene, Oregon, at Hayward Field from June 11-14.

2025 INDOOR SCHEDULE
January 17 | Jimmy Carnes Invite | Gainesville, Fla.
January 24-25 | RAAD Sports Invite | Gainesville, Fla.
January 31- Feb 1 | Lenny Lyles Invite | Louisville, Ky.
Feb 14-15 | Red Raider Invite | Lubbock, Texas.
Feb 14-15 | David Hemery Valentine Invite | Boston, Mass.
March 1-3 | ACC Championships | Louisville, Ky.
March 14-15 | NCAA Championships | Virginia Beach, Va.

2025 OUTDOOR SCHEDULE
March 27-28 | FSU Relays | Tallahassee, Fla.
April 4-5 | Florida Relays | Gainesville, Fla.
April 4-5 | Stanford Invite | Standford, Calif.
April 18-19 | Tom Jones Invite | Gainesville, Fla.
April 26 | LSU Alumni Gold Invite | Baton Rouge, La.
Apri 26 | Penn Relays | Philadelphia, Pa.
May 2-3 | UNF Invitational | Jacksonville, Fla.
May 15-17 | ACC Championships | Wiston-Salem, N.C.
May 27-31 | NCAA East First Round | Jacksonville, Fla.
June 10-14| NCAA Championships | Eugene, Ore.

FSU sports information:

The No. 21 Florida State volleyball team (21-9, 13-7) closed out its regular season on a high note with a four-set win (25-22, 25-20, 23-25, 25-18) over Wake Forest (13-18, 5-15) on Friday afternoon at Reynolds Gym in Winston-Salem, N.C.

The first set was tight from start to finish with neither team able to create any sort of separation. Ultimately, the Seminoles got the upper hand in the final part of the set as they scored five out of the final seven points to win the set 25-22.

Set two was tight once again, but the Demon Deacons found themselves ahead 17-15 just past the halfway point to force a Seminole timeout. The Noles regrouped and responded with an 8-1 run to extend their lead to five and ultimately take the set 25-20.

Wake Forest jumped out to an early 6-1 lead in the third set, but the Noles rallied back to tie the set at 11. The teams traded points, but the set turned when FSU was called for being out of rotation, so instead of the set being tied at 19, the Demon Deacons took a 20-18 lead. FSU responded with back-to-back points to tie it at 20, but Wake Forest forced a fourth set with a 25-23 win.

The Noles controlled the fourth set from start to finish to avoid any drama in Reynolds Gym as they went on to win the set 25-18 to put the Demon Deacons away. FSU has won 18 consecutive matches against Wake Forest dating back to 2011.

Khori Louis continued her great play with a team-high 15 kills on 23 attempts. Taylor Head was right behind her with 14 kills while Audrey Koenig and Kyleene Filimaua had 13 and 12 kills respectively.

The Noles will learn their postseason fate on Sunday evening. The NCAA Women's Volleyball Selection Show will begin at 6 p.m. on ESPN.

FSU currently ranks 26th RPI and is projected to be sixth seed in the 64-team tournament. The Seminoles have qualified for the NCAA Tournament in 14 out of the last 15 seasons.