Recruiting

• QUARTERBACK: 4 star Jaden O’Neal (OK)
• WIDE RECEIVER: 3 star Jonah “JP” Winston (AL)
• WIDE RECEIVER: 4 star Efrem White (FL)
• WIDE RECEIVER: 4 star Brandon Bennett (FL)
• WIDE RECEIVER: 4 star Devin Carter (GA)
• WIDE RECEIVER: 4 star Jasen Lopez (FL)
• TIGHT END: 4 star Xaiver Tiller (GA)
• OFFENSIVE LINEMAN: 4 star Da’Ron Parks (FL)
• OFFENSIVE LINEMAN: 3 star Mike Ionata (FL)
• OFFENSIVE LINEMAN: 3 star Jakobe Green (FL)
• OFFENSIVE LINEMAN: 3 star Luke Francis (London, UK)
• DEFENSIVE LINEMAN: 4 star Earnest Rankins (GA)
• DEFENSIVE LINEMAN: 3 star Tico Crittendon (GA)
• DEFENSIVE LINEMAN: 3 star Wihtlley Cadeau (GA)
• DEFENSIVE LINEMAN: Judah Daniels (FL)
• LINEBACKER: 4 star Izayia Williams (FL)
• LINEBACKER: 3 star Karon Maycock (FL)
• LINEBACKER: 3 star Noah LaValle (GA)
• DEFENSIVE BACK: 5 star Chauncey Kennon (FL)
• DEFENSIVE BACK: 4 star Darryl Bell III (FL)
• DEFENSIVE BACK: 4 star Tedarius Hughes (FL)
• DEFENSIVE BACK: 4 star Jay Timmons (PA)
• DEFENSIVE BACK: 3 star Sean Johnson (MD)
• ATHLETE: 4 star Darryon Williams (FL)

Football

Florida State released its first-ever availability report on Wednesday, with running backs Kam Davis and Roydell Williams amongst the players listed out, with Jayvan Boggs, Caleb LaVallee and Kevin Wynn listed as questionable:

Friday’s matchup will feature two of the country’s most prolific offenses through four weeks of play. FSU currently holds the nation’s No. 1 scoring offense at 58 points per game, with Virginia’s 45.5 points putting it at No. 11 overall. Florida State’s 628.7 yards per game are also a national best, with Virginia sitting fifth with a 564.5 yards per game average. Virginia is one of only two FBS teams (alongside USC) with at least 1000 yards rushing and 1,200 yards passing.

According to PFF, FSU has the No. 12 offense in the country with an 85 overall, grading Virginia as No. 15 with an 84.7.

Soccer

All Sports

Link Jarrett met with the media on Tuesday, talking early impressions of this year’s FSU baseball team:

More details surrounding Florida State men and women’s basketball matchups against Georgia in this year’s ACC-SEC Challenge are here:

Florida State women’s basketball will face Georgia in the ACC/SEC Challenge at the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center at 5 p.m. on Dec. 3.

𝐀𝐂𝐂/𝐒𝐄𝐂 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐧𝐠𝐞 🍢

🗓️ See you at the Tuck at 5 PM on Dec 3‼️#NoleFAMpic.twitter.com/l7nHr38by0

— FSU Women’s Basketball (@fsuwbb) September 24, 2025

It was announced Wednesday the game will air on ESPNU.

Florida State vs. Georgia. ACC/SEC Challenge. December 2. 9:00 pm (ET). #connectedpic.twitter.com/S1X744rHIZ

— Florida State Men’s Basketball (@FSUHoops) September 24, 2025

Florida State men’s basketball’s game against Georgia in the ACC/SEC Challenge on December 2, 2025 will begin at 9:00 p.m. and be televised on the ACC Network.

Florida State beach volleyball, alongside South Carolina and Boise State, will join join Arizona, Arizona State and TCU in the Big 12:

Florida State advanced to its ninth straight NCAA tournament in 2025 as a member of the Coastal Collegiate Sports Association, a conference it won seven times. The Seminoles have reached the NCAA tournament each year since its inception in 2016 and three times have played in the National Championship final: 2016, 2018 and 2022. 

FSU will face Arizona State and Boise State for the first time this season. Currently, the Noles are undefeated against Arizona and South Carolina with 2-0 and 25-0 records, respectively. Florida State has a 14-6 all-time lead against TCU as well. 

The 2026 Big 12 Beach Volleyball Championship will be hosted on campus at Arizona’s Bear Down Beach.