Florida State will look to keep its winning streak alive on the road against Louisville this Friday at 7 p.m.
The Seminoles (3-2) are fresh off their 38-7 victory over Virginia in a game in which quarterback Ashton Daniels set a school record with five rushing touchdowns and the defense recorded 10 sacks, the most in a game since 1989.
Now they'll take on a reeling Louisville (2-3) squad that has lost two in a row.
If you aren't able to travel for the game, join your fellow Palm Beach County Seminoles at E.R. Bradley's Saloon on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach or Jumby Bay Island Grill in Jupiter's Abacoa community.
Bradley's and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks, plus Jell-O shots after touchdowns, 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. Friday night's prizes include tickets to the Oct. 17 game against rival Miami at Hard Rock Stadium.
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 returns to Atlantic Coast Conference play this Saturday at home against Virginia at 3:30 p.m.
The Seminoles (2-2) will face off against the Cavaliers (3-1) looking to reclaim the Jefferson-Eppes Trophy after Virginia defeated Florida State 46-38 in double overtime last season.
This will be Virginia's first trip to Tallahassee since the Seminoles beat the Cavaliers 34-20 in 2014. Florida State is 9-1 at home all-time against Virginia.
If you aren't able to travel to Tallahassee for the game, join your fellow Palm Beach County Seminoles at E.R. Bradley's Saloon on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach or Jumby Bay Island Grill in Jupiter's Abacoa community.
Bradley's and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks, plus Jell-O shots after touchdowns, 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. Saturday's prizes include tickets to the Halloween game against Clemson.
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 returns home to host Central Arkansas this Saturday at 3 p.m.
Seventh-year head coach Mike Norvell will welcome his alma mater to Tallahassee for the first time as the Seminoles (1-2) look to snap their two-game losing streak. The Bears (2-2) are facing a team hungry for a win after taking an early 21-6 lead at Alabama last weekend before losing 50-36.
Norvell was a four-year letterman at Central Arkansas, setting the school's all-time reception record (213) and finishing third in receiving yards (2,611).
If you aren't able to travel to Tallahassee for the game, join your fellow Palm Beach County Seminoles at E.R. Bradley's Saloon on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach or Jumby Bay Island Grill in Jupiter's Abacoa community..
Bradley's and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks, plus Jell-O shots after touchdowns, 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. Saturday's prizes include tickets to the Oct. 3 home game against Virginia.
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 hits the road for the first time this season at No. 10 Alabama at 3:30 p.m. Saturday.
The Seminoles (1-1) will face a ranked opponent for the second consecutive game. They'll do so against a team that Florida State walloped 31-17 in Tallahassee last season. But the Crimson Tide (2-0) will be looking for payback in front of their home crowd.
This will mark Florida State's first trip to Tuscaloosa since an 8-7 loss to Alabama in 1974.
If you aren't able to travel to Tallahassee for the game, join your fellow Palm Beach County Seminoles at E.R. Bradley's Saloon on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach or Jumby Bay Island Grill in Jupiter's Abacoa community..
Bradley's and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks, plus Jell-O shots after touchdowns, 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.Saturday's prizes include tickets to the Sept. 26 home game against Central Arkansas and the Oct. 2 home game against Virginia.
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 welcomes the "Pony Express" to Tallahassee for the first time as the Mustangs gallop into town on Labor Day at 7:30 p.m.
The Seminoles (1-0) host No. 19 SMU in the Atlantic Coast Conference opener after defeating New Mexico State 34-17 last Saturday. Florida State will be looking for payback after the Mustangs trampled over Florida State 42-16 in the first meeting in Dallas in 2024.
If you aren't able to travel to Tallahassee for the game, join your fellow Palm Beach County Seminoles at E.R. Bradley's Saloon on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach or Jumby Bay Island Grill in Jupiter's Abacoa community..
Bradley's and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks, plus Jell-O shots after touchdowns, 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. Monday night's prizes include tickets to the Sept. 26 home game against Central Arkansas.
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.
Football is back! Florida State opens the 2026 season at home against New Mexico State this Saturday at 7 p.m.
Entering their seventh season under head coach Mike Norvell, the Seminoles will try to win their opening game for the second consecutive year. They'll be led by quarterback Ashton Daniels, who has 23 career starts (20 at Stanford in 2023-24 and three at Auburn in 2025), and wide receiver Duce Robinson, who hauled in 1,081 yards and six touchdowns last season.
If you aren't able to travel to Tallahassee for the game, join your fellow Palm Beach County Seminoles at E.R. Bradley's Saloon on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach or Jumby Bay Island Grill in Jupiter's Abacoa community.
Bradley's and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks, plus Jell-O shots after touchdowns, 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. Saturday's prizes include tickets to the Labor Day evening game against SMU and the Sept. 19 road game at Alabama.
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.
Hosted by the Palm Beach Seminole Club
Guest Speaker: Jordan Travis
Pricing:
Special early bird pricing, prices will increase as the event approaches.
$56.10 per person (a tribute to our speaker and the community we call home)
$45.00 children 12 and under
Space is limited – this event will sell out!
Registration Includes:
- Seminole swag
- Reception
- Silent auction
- Light bites and refreshments
- Contests
- Access to golf bays
- Door prizes
- Cash Bar
- Chance to win great prizes — including FSU football tickets!
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