Kelly Lowrey, a two year starting quarterback, and Keith Cottrell, a National Champion punter will be the SodTalk Legends at the Boston College/FSU Gameday SodTalk at the Sod Cemetery. The SodTalk Legends will meet fans at 1:30pm Saturday and SodTalk begins at 2pm at the Sod Cemetery, located between the Bobby Bowden Statue and Dick Howser Baseball Stadium. SodTalk is always 90 minutes before kickoff.
Kelly Lowrey came to FSU in 1979 from Columbia High School in Lake City. He became a starting quarterback his Junior and Senior seasons leading FSU to Gator Bowl and Peach Bowl Championships. He passed for 3469 yards and 24 touchdowns. He helped lead the Seminoles to a memorable 34-17 win over Ohio State in 1982. Lowrey passed for and also caught a TD pass for the Seminoles before the largest crowd in Buckeye history. Today he is helping north Florida communities recover from Hurricane Michael.
Keith Cottrell came to FSU from Orlando Boone High School and was a four year starting punter for the Seminoles from 1997-2000. He started 50 consecutive games for FSU teams which compiled a record of 45-5 while winning four ACC Championships and the 1999 National Championship with a wire-to-wire #1 rating. He averaged 41 yards per punt. Today he helps Seminole alumni around the nation as the FSU Alumni Association's Director of Clubs.
Kelly Lowrey came to FSU in 1979 from Columbia High School in Lake City. He became a starting quarterback his Junior and Senior seasons leading FSU to Gator Bowl and Peach Bowl Championships. He passed for 3469 yards and 24 touchdowns. He helped lead the Seminoles to a memorable 34-17 win over Ohio State in 1982. Lowrey passed for and also caught a TD pass for the Seminoles before the largest crowd in Buckeye history. Today he is helping north Florida communities recover from Hurricane Michael.
Keith Cottrell came to FSU from Orlando Boone High School and was a four year starting punter for the Seminoles from 1997-2000. He started 50 consecutive games for FSU teams which compiled a record of 45-5 while winning four ACC Championships and the 1999 National Championship with a wire-to-wire #1 rating. He averaged 41 yards per punt. Today he helps Seminole alumni around the nation as the FSU Alumni Association's Director of Clubs.
