Drew Beam- 93 innings,4.44 ERA 8-2, 85 k's .263 opp avg He has a starter's frame and deep pitch mix that includes five different pitches, though he primarily relies on a fastball, curveball and changeup. He averages 93-94 mph on the fastball and has been up to 98 and he does an excellent job moving the pitch around the zone to set up the rest of his arsenal.


AJ Causey-86 innings, 3.77 ERA, 13-3, 117k's .243 opp avg A funky sidearm delivery, Causey was 89-92 MPH, topping at 93 MPH with his heavy sinking, top spinning fastball. Causey did a good job limiting hard contact, with the exception of a triple on a slider he left up in the zone. Causey's slider is 77-78 MPH with plus sweep and minimal depth.

Dwayne Wimbley Jr. said he's made so many visits to Florida State for football and basketball games, as well as camps, that it felt like home.

On his 18th birthday, Wimbley Jr. committed to play basketball at FSU.

FIELD NOTES: FIELD
FEDEXCUP: Winner receives 500 FedExCup points.
COURSE: Muirfield Village GC, par 72, 7,533 yards. The Jack Nicklaus/Desmond Muirhead design has held a spot on the PGA TOUR calendar since 1976, two years after the course opened in 1974. The venue’s name is inspired by Muirfield, Scotland, where Nicklaus won his first of three Open Championship titles in 1966. It’s known for its thick rough, firm greens and Nicklaus’ mindset to innovate his track to fit the modern game while remaining playable for amateurs. This marks the event’s third playing since its second renovation.
72-HOLE RECORD: 268, Tom Lehman (1994)
18-HOLE RECORD: 61, John Huston (Round 2, 1996)

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Mrs BFT maintains the overall lead as we head into June.

The OT7 Finals are in the books, with South Florida Express edging Coastline Stars for the tournament crown on Sunday evening. Rivals has plenty of coverage to look back on, with many prospects deserving some shine.

FSU is the first team in the CWS

Virginia knocked off Kansas State on Saturday afternoon

UNC eliminated West Virginia on Saturday night

Evansville defeated Tennessee in game 1 on Saturday

The Seminoles will open with the Tennessee-Evansville winner

A year ago, the FSU baseball team had its worst season in program history. 12 months later, FSU is headed back to Omaha with a chance at 50 wins.

There are many reasons for this remarkable turnaround but one common factor: Link Jarrett.

Florida State will be hosting over 50 prospects from the classes of 2025 thru 2028 on campus this afternoon for its Elite Camp.

Unlike most previous Elite Camps, this one will feature more underclassmen than rising seniors with official visits happening with some of FSU's top targets taking place with other schools this weekend.

Georgia, Texas A&M, Tennessee and Kentucky are in the winner's brackets of their regionals

UF, South Carolina, Arkansas, LSU, Mississippi State are all in elimination games this afternoon

UNC, Virginia, Clemson, FSU, NC State are in the winner's brackets of their regionals

Duke and GT are facing elimination games this afternoon

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2025 DB Tony Williams recaps his OV to FSU.

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The Florida State women’s outdoor track and field team concluded the NCAA Outdoor Championships on Saturday at Hayward Field with Dajaz DeFrand capturing All-American honors.

DeFrand placed seventh in the finals of the 200-meter with a time of 22.72, securing the second first-team All-American honors of her career. DeFrand also captured first-team accolades in the 100 in 2023.

"Really gusty race by Dajaz," said FSU track and field head coach Bob Braman. "It's nearly impossible to score out of lane one and she just did it to earn All-American status."

The women’s team finished 54th with two points, while the men's team finished 19th with 15 points.

1999 – FSU defeated Auburn in Supers
2000 – FSU defeated Miami in Supers
2001 – Georgia defeated FSU in Supers
2002 – Notre Dame defeated FSU in Supers
2003 – Texas defeated FSU in Supers
2004 – Arkansas defeated FSU in Supers
2005 – Florida defeated FSU in Supers
2008 – FSU defeated Wichita State in Supers
2009 – Arkansas defeated FSU in Supers
2010 – FSU defeated Vanderbilt in Supers
2011 – Texas A&M defeated FSU in Supers
2012 – FSU defeated Stanford in Supers
2013 – Indiana defeated FSU in Supers
2015 – Florida defeated FSU in Supers
2016 – Florida defeated FSU in Supers
2017 – FSU defeated Sam Houston State in Supers
2019 – FSU defeated LSU in Supers
2024 – FSU defeated UConn in Supers

Florida State needed to play home run derby for one more sweltering afternoon. And now the Seminoles are on to Omaha.

James Tibbs hit three of FSU’s season-high six home runs, including a monster two-run shot in the top of the 12th inning, as the Seminoles defeated UConn 10-8 to claim the Super Regional title on Saturday.

A year after not making the ACC Tournament, Link Jarrett and the Seminoles (47-15) have now become the first team in 2024 to advance to the College World Series — the program’s 24th appearance in Omaha.

James Tibbs III's 12th-inning home run that sent the FSU baseball team to Omaha will be the lasting memory of Saturday. But his entire performance (career-highs of 3 homers, 5 hits and 6 RBI) in his final game at Dick Howser Stadium is truly the stuff of legends.

This stuff is no fun. Turkey bacon just isn’t the same.

A lone star tick bite can cause a meat allergy: Here's what to watch out for this summer​

As the calendar turns to the warmer months, the CDC has issued updated surveillance for a tick that can cause a meat allergy: the lone star tick.
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According to data collected by the government agency, between 2010 and 2022 there were more than 110,000 alpha-gal syndrome cases reported within the United States. However, the CDC said that up to 450,000 people might have been affected by the syndrome and not have reported it. In order for the syndrome to be counted in the data set, a positive diagnostic test and a clinical examination must be completed.

“Alpha-gal syndrome is an important emerging public health problem, with potentially severe health impacts that can last a lifetime for some patients,” Ann Carpenter, epidemiologist and lead author of a study released in 2023, said on the CDC’s website. “It’s critical for clinicians to be aware of (alpha-gal syndrome) so they can properly evaluate, diagnose, and manage their patients and also educate them on tick-bite prevention to protect patients from developing this allergic condition.”

Some good images here from Mike Olivella:

FSU is set to host multiple elite 2026 and 2027 athletes for camp on Sunday afternoon.
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After a resounding win Friday, the Florida State baseball team is one win away from its first College World Series berth in five years.

The Seminoles (46-15) will have their first of two chances to clinch that trip Saturday afternoon (11 a.m. on ESPN) at Dick Howser Stadium when they play Game 2 of the Tallahassee Super Regional against UConn (35-25).

UConn head coach Jim Penders admitted after Friday's loss that the smothering Tallahassee heat which exceeded 90 degrees during Friday afternoon's game affected his team. It's expected to be 85 degrees at first pitch Saturday, but will likely surpass 90 degrees during the game, even reaching 95 or so if the game goes past the projected three hours.

FSU is looking to clinch its 24th CWS appearance in program history. In the Super Regional era (since 1999), FSU has won six of the seven supers in which it won the opening game. Only two of those six series wins even reached the third game, with FSU sweeping the other four.

After winning with Saturday starter Carson Dorsey on the mound last week, FSU will throw its ace, sophomore lefty Jamie Arnold (11-3, 2.45 ERA) in Saturday's second game of the series. Arnold has posted a 2.73 ERA over his last four starts, striking out 45 batters over 26.1 innings while walking just five.

UConn is starting redshirt senior righty Stephen Quigley (6-3, 3.69 ERA) for Saturday's second game after using its other two weekend starters in Friday's 24-4 loss. Quigley has thrown 97.2 innings for the Huskies this season, most recently allowing one earned run over 9.2 innings across two appearances vs. Oklahoma last weekend in the Norman Regional. He's got 84 strikeouts to 24 walks this season, but has allowed 102 hits including 12 home runs and 18 doubles.

FSU starting lineup


UConn starting lineup


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FSU baseball lands the first transfer for the 2025 season in Evan Chrest