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Countdown To The New Mexico State Game!

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The Palm Beach Seminole Club invites you to participate in the 2026 Seminole Service Day on Saturday, March 7th from 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM at the Palm Beach County Food Bank.

Each spring, the FSU Alumni Association hosts a national day of service, bringing together Seminole Clubs across the country to give back while proudly wearing garnet and gold. Our local club is proud to partner with the Palm Beach County Food Bank to support their mission of fighting hunger in our community.

Volunteers will assist with food sorting, organization, and distribution, making a meaningful and direct impact for local families in need. This is a great opportunity to connect with fellow Seminoles while serving our community.

Join us as we represent Florida State University and make a difference in Palm Beach County. We encourage you to wear your Seminole gear and show your Seminole pride while serving our community.

Go Noles!

Registration Required

Each participant must register individually using the link below:

*Registration Link: https://vhub.at/PBCSeminoleClub

Steps to Register:

  1. Click the link and select *Sign Up*
  2. Create an account
  3. Enter Join Code: *PBCSC* and click Next
  4. Complete all required information
  5. Sign the *Liability Waiver and Photo Release*

Volunteer Guidelines

  • Wear *closed-toed shoes (required)
  • Wear comfortable clothing (T-shirts, polos, shorts acceptable)
  • Long hair must be tied back
  • Gloves and hairnets will be provided as needed
  • No food or drinks in the work area
  • Water and snacks will be provided during a 15-minute break
  • Masks are optional

Directions

Exit I-95 at 10th Ave North (Exit 64)
Head west, turn left on Boutwell Rd (second light)
Entrance is about 75 yards on the right
701 A-1 is the first building on your left

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Florida State (5-6) will take on state rival Florida (3-8) this Saturday at 4:30 p.m. needing a victory to become bowl eligible.

The Seminoles haven't won a road game since beating the Gators in Gainesville two years ago.

Head coach Mike Norvell will return in 2026, FSU recently announced, so a win would extend the season and provide some positive momentum for this coaching staff. But the Gators would like nothing more than to keep Florida State from bowling.

If you aren't able to travel for the game, join your fellow Palm Beach County Seminoles at Grease on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach or Jumby Bay Island Grill in Jupiter's Abacoa community.

Grease and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks, as well as discounted touchdown Jell-O shots, to all those FSU fans wearing the required wristbands. Click here to see the complete list of specials exclusive to Palm Beach County Seminoles and directions on how to get to the locations.

 

There will also be door prizes for the chance to win FSU memorabilia.

Proceeds from your donations benefit the Palm Beach County Seminole Club scholarship fund, which provides three scholarships each year to local students who have chosen to continue their education at FSU. 

All fans are encouraged to arrive early as there is no reserved seating at either location.

Florida State (5-5) will face North Carolina State (5-5) this Friday at 8 p.m. on the road in the Atlantic Coast Conference finale.

The Seminoles pounded Virginia Tech 34-14 last weekend and are in need of just one more win to become bowl eligible.

N.C. State has won the last three meetings against the Seminoles, who haven't won in Raleigh since 2016. Florida State is 8-8 all-time at Carter-Finley Stadium.

If you aren't able to travel for the game, join your fellow Palm Beach County Seminoles at Grease on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach or Jumby Bay Island Grill in Jupiter's Abacoa community.

Grease and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks, as well as discounted touchdown Jell-O shots, to all those FSU fans wearing the required wristbands. Click here to see the complete list of specials exclusive to Palm Beach County Seminoles and directions on how to get to the locations.

 

There will also be door prizes for the chance to win FSU football tickets. .Saturday's prizes include tickets to the Nov. 29 rivalry game against the Florida Gators in Gainesville.

Proceeds from your donations benefit the Palm Beach County Seminole Club scholarship fund, which provides three scholarships each year to local students who have chosen to continue their education at FSU. 

All fans are encouraged to arrive early as there is no reserved seating at either location.

Florida State (4-5) will try to close out the 2025 home schedule with a victory over Virginia Tech (3-6) this Saturday at 7:30 p.m.

The Seminoles handled the Hokies 39-17 the last time these teams met in 2023. A victory would put Florida State one game closer to reaching bowl eligibility.

If you aren't able to travel to Tallahassee for the game, join your fellow Palm Beach County Seminoles at Grease on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach or Jumby Bay Island Grill in Jupiter's Abacoa community.

Grease and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks, as well as discounted touchdown Jell-O shots, to all those FSU fans wearing the required wristbands. Click here to see the complete list of specials exclusive to Palm Beach County Seminoles and directions on how to get to the locations.

 

There will also be door prizes for the chance to win FSU prizes.

Proceeds from your donations benefit the Palm Beach County Seminole Club scholarship fund, which provides three scholarships each year to local students who have chosen to continue their education at FSU. 

All fans are encouraged to arrive early as there is no reserved seating at either location.

Florida State (4-4) will look to make it two in a row at Clemson (3-5) this Saturday at 7 p.m.

The Seminoles snapped a four-game losing streak with a dominating 42-7 victory over Wake Forest last weekend. Now they'll travel to one of the toughest venues in the Atlantic Coast Conference for a night tilt against a struggling Clemson team.

Florida State is 6-10 against the Tigers since Dabo Swinney took over during the 2008 season, including a 31-24 overtime win on the last trip in 2023. The Seminoles haven't won at "Death Valley" on consecutive visits since reeling off seven straight from 1975 to 2001.

If you aren't able to travel for the game, join your fellow Palm Beach County Seminoles at Grease on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach or Jumby Bay Island Grill in Jupiter's Abacoa community.

Grease and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks, as well as $2 touchdown Jell-O shots, to all those FSU fans wearing the required wristbands. Click here to see the complete list of specials exclusive to Palm Beach County Seminoles and directions on how to get to the locations. 

 

There will also be door prizes for the chance to win FSU football tickets. Saturday's prizes include tickets to the Nov. 15 home finale against Virginia Tech.

Proceeds from your donations benefit the Palm Beach County Seminole Club scholarship fund, which provides three scholarships each year to local students who have chosen to continue their education at FSU. 

All fans are encouraged to arrive early as there is no reserved seating at either location. 

Florida State (3-4) will try to end its four-game losing streak when the Seminoles return home to host Wake Forest (5-2) this Saturday at 7:30 p.m.

The Demon Deacons have won three straight, including a 13-12 victory over SMU. Wake Forest's Connor Calvert made a 50-yard field goal as time expired to seal the win.

Meanwhile, Florida State has lost nine consecutive Atlantic Coast Conference games dating to September 2024. Can the Seminoles stop the skid under the lights for homecoming?

If you aren't able to travel to Tallahassee for the game, join your fellow Palm Beach County Seminoles at Grease on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach or Jumby Bay Island Grill in Jupiter's Abacoa community.

Grease and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks and $1 touchdown shots to all those FSU fans wearing the required wristbands. Click here to see the complete list of specials exclusive to Palm Beach County Seminoles and directions on how to get to the locations.

 

There will also be door prizes for the chance to win FSU football tickets. Saturday's prizes include tickets to the Nov. 15 home finale against Virginia Tech.

Proceeds from your donations benefit the Palm Beach County Seminole Club scholarship fund, which provides three scholarships each year to local students who have chosen to continue their education at FSU. 

All fans are encouraged to arrive early as there is no reserved seating at either location. Email if you are interested in volunteering.

Florida State (3-3) will try to snap a three-game losing streak on the road this weekend at Stanford (2-4) in a late-night tilt.

The Seminoles will face the Cardinal for the first time in school history this Saturday at 10:30 p.m.

Florida State hasn't won an Atlantic Coast Conference (yes, Stanford is in the ACC) since beating Cal on Sept. 21, 2024, in Tallahassee.

If you aren't able to travel out west for the game, join your fellow Palm Beach County Seminoles at Grease on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach or Jumby Bay Island Grill in Jupiter's Abacoa community.

Grease and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks and $1 touchdown shots to all those FSU fans wearing the required wristbands. Click here to see the complete list of specials exclusive to Palm Beach County Seminoles and directions on how to get to the locations.

 

There will also be door prizes for the chance to win FSU football tickets.Saturday's prizes include tickets to the Nov. 1 homecoming game against Wake Forest.

Proceeds from your donations benefit the Palm Beach County Seminole Club scholarship fund, which provides three scholarships each year to local students who have chosen to continue their education at FSU. 

All fans are encouraged to arrive early as there is no reserved seating at either location. Please note that anyone planning to attend Grease must account for increased foot traffic and the closure of Clematis Street because of the West Palm Beach Greenmarket.

No. 25 Florida State (3-2) will look to get back on track this Saturday at noon against Pitt (3-2).

After a 3-0 start to the season, the Seminoles have lost back-to-back games against Virginia and Miami.

The Panthers are coming off a 48-7 victory against Boston College as they travel to Tallahassee for their first Atlantic Coast Conference road game of the season.

The Seminoles will have an opportunity to pick up their first ACC win since beating California last September when they face true freshman quarterback Mason Heintschel, who threw for four touchdowns in his first career start..

If you aren't able to travel to Tallahassee for the game, join your fellow Palm Beach County Seminoles at Grease on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach or Jumby Bay Island Grill in Jupiter's Abacoa community.

Grease and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks and $1 touchdown shots to all those FSU fans wearing the required wristbands. Click here to see the complete list of specials exclusive to Palm Beach County Seminoles and directions on how to get to the locations.

 

There will also be door prizes for the chance to win FSU football tickets.Saturday's prizes include tickets to the Nov. 1 homecoming game against Wake Forest.

Proceeds from your donations benefit the Palm Beach County Seminole Club scholarship fund, which provides three scholarships each year to local students who have chosen to continue their education at FSU. 

All fans are encouraged to arrive early as there is no reserved seating at either location. Please note that anyone planning to attend Grease must account for increased foot traffic and the closure of Clematis Street because of the West Palm Beach Greenmarket.

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