Florida State offered three-star 2025 JUCO DT/DE Tyeland Coleman on Tuesday evening. He is the No. 25 ranked JUCO prospect in this year's cycle.

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Mike Norvell said FSU will be evaluating all things this week when asked about the state of the QB position and if Luke Kromenhoek could make another appearance this upcoming week at No. 6 Miami.

Alex Atkins seemed to indicate Brock Glenn will get the start, but neither of them seemed to rule out the freshman getting some action for the second straight week.

It's no secret that Miami will be packing Hard Rock on Saturday with a ton of recruits from South Florida to watch the game vs. Florida State. While Florida State is a three touchdown underdog, a competitive performance in Coral Gables may do some good to halt some of the downward trajectory in recruiting that this season has created.

Here are some of the names expected:

Florida State commits:

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Atta boy Offensive Guru Mikey! A drop off season is excusable. But 1-7 is not a drop off. It’s a broken culture, piss poor coaching, horrible recruiting and player development.

Next up…

UNC - L
@Notre Dame - L
Charleston Southern - Nail-biter
Florida - L

Four-star defensive end Chase Linton spoke with Rivals National Analyst Sam Spiegleman earlier today about his recruitment and Florida State seems to no longer be in contention. Linton released a top three of Georgia, Georgia Tech, and Rutgers.

We reported that Linton had set an official visit to Florida State. I now believe this visit to have been cancelled.

Florida State has recently restocked the board at defensive end so there if this is a case of FSU moving on rather than Linton dropping FSU, they may feel better about a different prospect given the sudden change.
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Here at Manchester high school in Georgia, and Florida State defense line coach Odell Haggans is in the Fieldhouse watching five star defense tackle Justus, Terry lift weights and practice this morning

Florida State is one of three schools in the mix for Terry, who is on the clock between now and December. Alabama and Georgia have been the two teams starring up the most buzz since the end of the summer with the ladder circled as the team to beat.

FSU sports information:

Florida State sophomore forward Jordynn Dudley was named the ACC Offensive Player of the Week on Tuesday afternoon, her first ACC honor since being named the 2023 ACC Freshman of the Year.

Dudley opened the highly-anticipated matchup against #4 North Carolina with a poke-in goal off a free kick to put the Seminoles ahead before closing the game out with a half volley touch before unleashing her shot into the bottom left corner. Dudley recorded her first multi-goal game of her sophomore campaign and has scored a brace in two games against a top-5 opponent, both being against North Carolina.

Dudley has scored six goals and six assists for 18 total points in nine games. Despite missing six games while claiming a bronze medal for the United States at the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup, she is tied for second in team points, goal, and assists.

The sophomore received several preseason accolades including named to the Preseason All-ACC Team, TopDrawerSoccer Preseason Best XI First Team, MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List, and was named the No. 2 player in all of women’s college soccer according to TopDrawerSoccer in the preseason.

The Seminoles will conclude the regular season with a Thursday evening match at Miami at 6 p.m. on ACC Network to qualify for the 2024 ACC Women’s Soccer Tournament.

Mike Norvell doesn't shy away from saying he puts more importance on FSU's rivalry games against Florida and Miami. While his team has really struggled this season, he's hopeful the Miami rivalry will bring out the best in his team this week.

Seminoles have some trouble with West Florida's press early but pull away in 4Q

Look for more later tonight

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Junior All-American Lottie Woad shot a school-record-tying 65 and is in first place in the individual standings, and the No. 11 Florida State Women’s Golf Team is in a tie for first place in the team standings after the first round of the Landfall Tradition at the Country Club of Landfall. Woad’s 7-under par score of 65 included eight birdies, nine holes scored at par and just one bogey.

Woad leads the individual standings by two strokes over Duke’s Katie Li and North Carolina’s Helen Yeung who both carded scores of 67. Florida State and Duke are tied for the team lead as both squads carded team scores of 11 under par 279. The Seminoles (Woad, first, and Christina Surcey, tied for ninth) and Duke (Katie Li, tied for second, and Andie Smith, tied for sixth) both have multiple players in the top 10 of the individual standings.

Woad’s stellar round of 65 – which began with a birdie and included birdies on four of her first six holes – marked the fourth time during her Florida State career that she has tied the Florida State school record for a single round score. Seminole All-American Matilda Castren (2014-17) is the only other Seminole who has carded multiple scores of 65 with two.

“We made a lot of birdies today and that was the key to our round,” FSU coach Amy Bond said. “We talked a lot last night about playing for the second time in a week which is really hard to do. But their energy was way up and their enthusiasm was evident throughout the round. They were excited and did what they had to do to put the ball in the cup.

“I’m proud of each of the girls because they battled all day long and put us in a good position for the weekend.”

With a birdie on her first hole, Woad was on fire from the start of the round. She totaled four birdies on her first six holes and was three strokes under par at the turn. Woad then birdied four of her first six holes on her second nine and finished par-par-par to close out her 7-under par score for the day. It marked the second time this fall that she carded a 65; she totaled a 65 in the second round of the Schooner Fall Classic on September 23, 2024.

Woad, who is currently ranked as the No. 1 player in the World Amateur Golf Rankings for the 13th consecutive week, lowered her career stroke average to 70.50 with her score of 65 in Friday’s first round – the lowest career stroke average in school history.

“I played solid golf today and gave myself a lot of birdie chances,” said Woad. “I limited my mistakes.”

Freshman Christina Surcey is in a tie for ninth place in the individual standings as she carded a 2 under par score of 72. Her score included her first career collegiate eagle on hole No. 14 – a score which set her on quite a run over her next 13 holes. Beginning with her eagle on 14, Surcey was three strokes under par over her final 13 holes to finish under par in a given round for the second time in her first nine rounds as a Seminole.

Florida State counted scores of even par 72 by both Sophia Fullbrook and Kaylah Williams in the first round.

Fullbrook totaled three birdies with 15 holes scored at par or better in finishing as a counting, even par score of 72. She birdied two of her final eight holes of the round and is in a tie for 22nd place in the individual standings. Fullbrook was never more than one stroke over par during her first 18 holes of the tournament.

Williams played her best golf to close the round as she birdied two of her last four holes to finish at even par 72. She scored par or better on her final eight holes and has now carded four scores of 72 in four of her last six rounds during three events.

Freshman Alexandra Gazzoli finished with a score of 75 – her best score in four rounds as a Seminole. She totaled four birdies including birdies on her final two holes to finish her best career collegiate round with a flourish.

With four counting scores at 72 or better, and all five scores at 75 or better, the Seminoles played their best team round of the fall with an 11 under par scores of 279.

The Seminoles begin play at 10:09 a.m. on Saturday and will play form the first tee with Duke and North Carolina.

22nd Annual Landfall Tradition/Oct. 25-27, 2024
Country Club of Landfall/Wilmington, N.C./Par 72

T1/17.-Florida State
1.-Lottie Woad, 65
T9.-Christina Surcey, 70
T22.- Kaylah Williams, 72
T22.- Sophia Fullbrook, 72
T52.-Alexandra Gazzoli, 75

22nd Annual Landfall Tradition/Oct. 25-27, 2024
Country Club of Landfall/Wilmington, N.C./Par 72

T1.-Florida State, 279
T1.-Duke, 279
3.-North Carolina, 280
4.-Ole Miss, 282
5.-Clemson, 287
T6.-NC State, 291
T6.-Michigan State, 291
8.-Maryland, 292
T9.-UCF, 294
T9.-UNC Wilmington, 294
T9.-Virginia Tech, 294
T9.-Alabama, 294
13.-Illinois, 296
14.-Notre Dame, 301
15.-Furman, 302
16.-Penn State, 310
17.-South Florida, 314

Is Murphy hurt or out for the season or what?

Continues the trend of night kicks for the Seminoles, which would be the sixth in eight games this fall

Thursday, October 24

• Syracuse at Pitt – 7:30 p.m. ET on ESPN – previously announced

Friday, October 25

• Louisville at Boston College – 7:30 p.m. ET on ESPN2 – previously announced

Saturday, October 26

• Georgia Tech at Virginia Tech – Noon ET on ACC Network
• North Carolina at Virginia – Noon ET on The CW
• Wake Forest at Stanford – 3:30 p.m. ET on ACC Network
• Oregon State at California – 4 p.m. ET on ESPN2
• Florida State at Miami – 7 p.m. ET on ESPN
• SMU at Duke – 8 p.m. ET on ACC Network

With Andre' Otto and Jaylen Early projected to start at the FSU guard spots on the offensive line this week at Duke, the Seminoles are hopeful they can bring some more athleticism to the line and spark the Seminoles' massively struggling run game.