FSU sports information:
The reigning ACC Champion and the Women's College World Series National Runner Up Florida State softball team will make 12 television appearances on the ESPN Networks the company announced this morning. FSU's 12 appearances are the most in the ACC and tied for the third-most in the country behind Texas and Tennessee. Since 2022, FSU has played 48 games on national television and holds a 43-5 record in those games.
FSU will appear on the ESPN Networks four times in four days at the Shriner Children's Clearwater Invitational on Feb. 15-18. FSU will play No. 3 Stanford and No. 8 UCLA on ESPNU before battling No. 6 Georgia on ESPN2 on Feb. 17. FSU will round out the invitational with a primetime game against No. 2 Tennessee on ESPN at 8 p.m.
The ACC Network broadcast two huge games at JoAnne Graf Field as the Noles will take on No. 14 Alabama on Mar. 13 at 7 p.m. and No. 5 Texas on Mar. 20 at 8 p.m.
The Seminoles' midweek games against McNeese on Apr. 2 and Apr. 3 will both air on ACC Network at 8 p.m.. The Seminoles will appear on TV two more times in the month of April when they face Notre Dame (ACC Network) on Apr. 14 and North Carolina (ESPNU) on Apr. 27. FSU will round out their TV schedule with ACC Network airing the rivalry game against Florida on May 1 at JoAnne Graf Field. The ACC Network and ESPN will also broadcast the ACC Tournament in its entirety from May 8-11.
All of FSU's home games and road ACC games can be seen on ACC Network Extra.
FSU begins their season on Feb. 8-11 at JoAnne Graf Field for the JoAnne Graf Classic where the Seminoles will host Charlotte, Texas Tech and Florida A&M. Fans will get their first chance to see the Noles this Saturday at the Fan Day and Garnet and Gold Scrimmage at 1:30 p.m.
Feb. 15 – Stanford – 4 p.m. – ESPNU
Feb. 16 – UCLA – 1 p.m. – ESPNU
Feb. 17 – Georgia – 10 a.m. – ESPN2
Feb. 18 – Tennessee – 8 p.m. – ESPN
Mar. 13 – Alabama – 7 p.m. – ACC Network
Mar. 20 – Texas – 8 p.m. – ACC Network
Mar. 24 – Pitt – 5 p.m. – ACC Network
Apr. 2 – McNeese – 8 p.m. – ACC Network
Apr. 3 – McNeese – 8 p.m. – ACC Network
Apr. 14 – Notre Dame – 4 p.m. – ACC Network
Apr. 27 – North Carolina – 4 p.m. – ESPNU
May 1 – Florida – 7 p.m. – ACC Network
The reigning ACC Champion and the Women's College World Series National Runner Up Florida State softball team will make 12 television appearances on the ESPN Networks the company announced this morning. FSU's 12 appearances are the most in the ACC and tied for the third-most in the country behind Texas and Tennessee. Since 2022, FSU has played 48 games on national television and holds a 43-5 record in those games.
FSU will appear on the ESPN Networks four times in four days at the Shriner Children's Clearwater Invitational on Feb. 15-18. FSU will play No. 3 Stanford and No. 8 UCLA on ESPNU before battling No. 6 Georgia on ESPN2 on Feb. 17. FSU will round out the invitational with a primetime game against No. 2 Tennessee on ESPN at 8 p.m.
The ACC Network broadcast two huge games at JoAnne Graf Field as the Noles will take on No. 14 Alabama on Mar. 13 at 7 p.m. and No. 5 Texas on Mar. 20 at 8 p.m.
The Seminoles' midweek games against McNeese on Apr. 2 and Apr. 3 will both air on ACC Network at 8 p.m.. The Seminoles will appear on TV two more times in the month of April when they face Notre Dame (ACC Network) on Apr. 14 and North Carolina (ESPNU) on Apr. 27. FSU will round out their TV schedule with ACC Network airing the rivalry game against Florida on May 1 at JoAnne Graf Field. The ACC Network and ESPN will also broadcast the ACC Tournament in its entirety from May 8-11.
All of FSU's home games and road ACC games can be seen on ACC Network Extra.
FSU begins their season on Feb. 8-11 at JoAnne Graf Field for the JoAnne Graf Classic where the Seminoles will host Charlotte, Texas Tech and Florida A&M. Fans will get their first chance to see the Noles this Saturday at the Fan Day and Garnet and Gold Scrimmage at 1:30 p.m.
Feb. 15 – Stanford – 4 p.m. – ESPNU
Feb. 16 – UCLA – 1 p.m. – ESPNU
Feb. 17 – Georgia – 10 a.m. – ESPN2
Feb. 18 – Tennessee – 8 p.m. – ESPN
Mar. 13 – Alabama – 7 p.m. – ACC Network
Mar. 20 – Texas – 8 p.m. – ACC Network
Mar. 24 – Pitt – 5 p.m. – ACC Network
Apr. 2 – McNeese – 8 p.m. – ACC Network
Apr. 3 – McNeese – 8 p.m. – ACC Network
Apr. 14 – Notre Dame – 4 p.m. – ACC Network
Apr. 27 – North Carolina – 4 p.m. – ESPNU
May 1 – Florida – 7 p.m. – ACC Network
