The entire hoopla started with the disparity in revenue. When programs belonging to the SEC and the Big 10 made up to $51.3 ...

If Florida State can somehow, some way figure out a way to get out of the ACC’s ironclad grant-of-rights media deal that runs through 2036, here’s hoping the Seminoles land in the SEC and not ...

The Seminoles will have their work cut out for them with Toodle, he committed to the Auburn Tigers back in July of 2024 and several other programs are also trying to flip him. FSU has hosted him ...

Nobody forced the Florida State Seminoles to re-up with the ACC in 2016 and sign a long-term GOR agreement. They did so willingly — and now it’s not paying off. Own your decisions.

A former member of Florida State's staff will be making the move to the SEC in 2025. On Wednesday, Miami defensive analyst Sabbath Joseph accepted a position as the assistant defensive line coach ...

Florida State, Clemson lawsuits vs ACC continue. Could they move to Big 12, Big 10 or SEC?

Left tackle Marcus Bryant followed Membou as the 220nd overall pick to the New England Patriots, giving the position group ...

Florida State has five scholarship linebackers eligible to return in 2025; redshirt junior Omar Graham Jr., junior Blake Nichelson, junior Justin Cryer, redshirt freshman Jayden Parrish, and ...

Should Florida State find its way out of the ACC and move to the SEC, this could lead to a potential implosion of the league. It is expected that many other top teams in the conference will decide ...

Florida State move to SEC 'not a conversation,' Greg Sankey says amid conference realignment chatter The Seminoles' search for conference stability continues. Carter Bahns Jul 18th, 2:45 PM 0.

Explaining the Big Ten vs. SEC rumors pending lawsuit vs. ACC Crissy Froyd Florida State is set to leave the ACC, though the conference is not letting the Seminoles go easily, recently filing a ...

SEC; Steve Spurrier still wants Florida State in SEC, says Bowden didn’t want to play Alabama, Auburn. Published: ; Aug. 13, 2023, 1:35 p.m.