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I cover Florida State athletics for warchant.com. I'm also co-host of the Wake-up Warchant and Seminole Headlines podcasts. I have no hair.
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MLB Draft updates: Trey Beard becomes fourth Seminole drafted, goes in 5th round to Marlins

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
Florida State pitcher Trey Beard After going through the first four rounds on Saturday and not hearing his name called, it didn’t take long for Florida State pitcher Trey Beard to be off the board on Sunday. The weekend starting pitcher was drafted in the fifth round by the Miami Marlins (pick No. 147 overall) and becomes the fourth Seminole to be selected so far in the Major League Baseball draft. He joins Wes Mendes, Myles Bailey and Brayden Dowd, who were all selected on Saturday.
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Florida State first baseman Myles Bailey drafted by the Chicago Cubs at pick No. 75

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
Florida State first baseman Myles Bailey watches his first home run of the 2026 season sail over the fence in right-center field. (Courtesy of FSU Sports Information) There was never a doubt that his name would be called on Saturday. It was just a matter of when. Myles Bailey, the local product who became a larger-than-life figure at Florida State before a season-ending injury, was drafted in the second round of the Saturday’s Major League Baseball Draft by the Chicago Cubs (75th overall pick).
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Florida State pitcher Wes Mendes drafted No. 57 overall by the Houston Astros

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
© Raymond Carlin III-Imagn Images During the 2025 season the Florida State baseball team had three weekend starters from Jesuit High School in Tampa. Now, Wes Mendes joins his former teammates Jamie Arnold and Joey Volini as being a Major League Baseball draft pick as well. Mendes, who was the ace of the Seminoles’ staff in 2026 and the ACC Pitcher of the Year, was drafted in the second round of the 2026 MLB Draft on Saturday (57th overall pick) by the Houston Astros.
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Computer Science > Machine Learning

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By Corey Clark Verified
| arxiv.org
World models are typically trained to predict discrete-time physical dynamics with a fixed step size baked into the model weights, preventing prediction at variable temporal resolutions. This matters for hierarchical planning, sim-to-real transfer, and scientific or game-engine applications that must query the same dynamics at multiple timescales.
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FSU Baseball continues adding portal pieces to 2027 pitching staff

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By Corey Clark Verified, Corey Clark
| Warchant.com
Transfer pitcher Isaiah Shayter has committed to Florida State. (Courtesy of Penn State Athletics) There’s likely more work to be done, but the Florida State baseball staff continues to add pitching depth from the transfer portal. The Seminoles have already lured one of the best available starters to Tallahassee in UConn’s Cayden Suchy, who was the Big East Pitcher of the Year.
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FSU Baseball picks up veteran SS Cooper Malamazian from transfer portal

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
New Florida State transfer Cooper Malamazian celebrates a big hit with the Indiana Hoosiers. (Courtesy of Indiana Athletics) The Florida State baseball team has landed its fifth player out of the transfer portal. Late Monday afternoon, Indiana shortstop Cooper Malamazian announced he’d be transferring to Tallahassee to play for Link Jarrett and the Seminoles. The rising junior started each of his first two years for the Hoosiers, with the majority of his time coming at the shortstop position.
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Power-hitting transfer Coy Clements has big goals for FSU Baseball

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
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Corey Clark: Protect College Sports Act could have major impact on FSU's future

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
Florida State Seminoles head coach Mike Norvell looks on as FSU takes on the Alabama Crimson Tide during the first half at Doak S. Campbell Stadium. (Melina Myers-Imagn Images)
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'Living the dream' ... FSU guard Anthony Robinson II thrilled to be back home

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
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Warchant TV: 'K-Time' podcast breaks down FSU transfer portal needs, movement

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
Florida State head coach Link Jarrett previews preseason baseball practice Even though college baseball season is over, things are just heating up for Florida State and other programs in the transfer portal. In this latest edition of Warchant’s “K-Time” podcast, featuring senior writer Corey Clark and former Florida State All-American Chris Chavez, the conversation focuses on the Seminoles’ needs in the transfer portal and what FSU is doing to fill those needs.
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Despite some missing pieces, Loucks happy with first FSU summer practice

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
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Corey Clark: Poor perception of FSU Football is fair, but maybe not entirely accurate

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
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Corey Clark: Torres transfer, Sorsby ruling just add to miserable college landscape

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
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FSU star Isa Torres, the ACC Player of the Year, to enter transfer portal

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
One of the best players in school history, who starred for the last three years for the Florida State softball team, is entering the transfer portal. All-American shortstop Isa Torres, who was named the ACC and DI National Player of the Year after a record-setting junior season in 2026, has announced she intends to transfer to another school for her senior year. She posted the announcement on social media Monday morning.
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Carns enters portal, looks to be the latest departure for Florida State baseball

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
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Corey Clark: Can Congress actually save college sports? And if not, who can?

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
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Florida State baseball's season comes to an end in 5-4 loss to St. John's

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
Just like the first time the two teams played, the game came down to the final inning. The final pitch. And once again, St. John’s was the one celebrating at the end. After a two-run homer by Cal Fisher cut the Red Storm’s lead to 5-4 with one out in the ninth, Brayden Dowd worked a two-out walk to set the stage for No. 3 hitter, Brody DeLamielleure.
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Trey Beard slams the door as FSU holds on for 2-1 win over Coastal Carolina

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
It took roughly 22 hours and the top two starting pitchers, but the Florida State baseball team stayed alive with a 2-1 win over Coastal Carolina on Sunday morning in an elimination game of the NCAA Tallahassee Regional. The game was stopped on Saturday evening with the Seminoles holding a 2-1 lead heading to the sixth inning. And, thanks to Trey Beard, that’s exactly how the game ended. Beard, who’s been the No. 2 starter for FSU all year, pitched all four innings on Sunday to close out the win.
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FSU Baseball squanders late lead, drops Game 1 of Tallahassee Regional to St. John's

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
If the Florida State baseball team is going to advance to the NCAA Super Regionals for a third straight year, it’s going to have to get real hot real quick. The No. 1 seed Seminoles blew a 5-2 lead to No. 4 seed St. John’s on Friday evening and wound up falling to the Big East champions, 6-5, in Game 1 of the Tallahassee Regional at Dick Howser Stadium. “That’s a good team on the other side,” Florida State head coach Link Jarrett said. “This is a good team. It was a dogfight.
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Link Jarrett goes in-depth on decision to start Bryson Moore in Regional opener

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
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Corey Clark: Lack of power is a concern, but FSU Baseball keeps finding ways to win

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
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FSU Baseball tabbed to host NCAA Regional; complete field to be announced Monday

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
Odds are the Florida State baseball team will not be a Top 8 national seed when the NCAA Tournament field is revealed on Monday at noon. The Seminoles perhaps needed to pick up a couple of wins in the ACC Tournament in Charlotte to bolster their chances, and they instead were knocked out in their first game — an 8-6 heartbreaker to Pitt in which FSU was one strike away from advancing to the semifinals against North Carolina.
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Down to final strike (twice), Pitt hits 3-run HR to knock off No. 11 FSU in ACC quarterfinals

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
The Florida State baseball team was one strike away from victory against the Pitt Panthers on Friday night in the ACC Tournament. Twice. The first time came on a 3-2 pitch to star slugger Lorenzo Carrier with two outs. It was called a ball. It was very, very close to a strike. It was so close that FSU pitcher Brodie Purcell started to celebrate, thinking he had recorded the closing strikeout. But Carrier walked down to first instead.
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Corey Clark: Baserunning mistake was huge, but FSU's season didn't end because of one miscue

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Go Iowa Awesome
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No. 11 Seminoles drop finale, head to ACC Tournament as No. 3 seed

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
The No. 11 Florida State baseball team was hoping to finish off a sweep of rival Miami on Saturday afternoon. Instead, the Seminoles had to settle for winning the series as the Hurricanes salvaged the final game with a 7-4 win at Dick Howser Stadium in the regular-season finale. Because of the successful weekend overall, FSU (38-17 overall, 19-11 in the ACC) will be the No. 3 seed in next week’s ACC Tournament and get a double-bye into the quarterfinals.
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No. 11 FSU baseball comes back from big deficit, walks-off rival Miami in 11th inning

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
Despite trailing rival Miami by five runs in the bottom of the eighth inning Thursday night at Dick Howser Stadium, the No. 11 Florida State baseball team came all the way back to tie it in the bottom of the ninth and then walked it off the in the 11th. Literally. Brayden Dowd’s bases-loaded walk with two outs scored Ben Barrett from third and gave the Seminoles their wildest and perhaps most memorable win of the season.
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No. 11 FSU Baseball welcomes rival Miami to Howser for crucial ACC series

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
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Florida State men's basketball will open up against FAMU in Tampa as part of a season-opening doubleheader

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
It’s been a long, long, long time coming, but the Florida State men’s basketball team will once again be playing Florida A&M in a regular-season game. First reported by the Associated Press and confirmed to Warchant.com by a Florida State source, the Rattlers and the Seminoles will be opening the 2026-2027 basketball season against each other as part of a doubleheader with Florida and Miami in Tampa. Florida State and FAMU last played each other back on Dec. 7, 1991.
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Early look at NCAA Tallahassee Regional as FSU Softball looks to make another postseason run

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Go Iowa Awesome
Even though the Florida State softball team might have been treated unfairly by the NCAA Tournament selection committee by not being awarded a Top 8 national seed, it doesn’t really matter. At least right now. The only thing that matters for the Seminoles this week is preparing for their own NCAA Tallahassee Regional, which they will be hosting starting Friday at noon at the FSU softball complex.
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Florida State softball narrowly misses Top 8 national seed, will host Tallahassee Regional Friday at noon

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Go Iowa Awesome
There was no question heading into Sunday night if the Florida State softball team was going to be in the NCAA Tournament. The Seminoles earned an automatic berth with their ACC Tournament Championship win on Saturday and have 49 wins on the year. The question was whether the selection committee deemed Lonnie Alameda’s team worthy of a Top 8 national seed. And the answer was …. No. REGIONAL HOST: @FSU_Softball the No. 9 national seed in the NCAA Tournament.
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No. 14 Seminoles hang on for 6-3 win to secure series victory over Clemson

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
Nothing about Sunday was easy. Nothing about the entire weekend was easy. But in the end, the No. 14 Florida State baseball team held on for a 6-3 win over Clemson on Sunday to take the weekend series over the struggling Tigers. The Seminoles are now 36-15 overall and 17-10 in the ACC. Clemson drops to 30-22 overall and 9-18 in the conference. Florida State is currently tied in third place in the conference standings with Boston College.
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Francik's stellar outing leads Florida State softball to ACC Championship

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
The Florida State softball team proved all year it was the best in the ACC. On Saturday in Charlottesville, it drove that point home. The Seminoles, who won the conference title outright with a 21-3 record in the league, finished off a perfect tournament run with a 2-1 win over Virginia Tech in the ACC Championship Game.
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FSU Baseball picks up dramatic 8-4 win Friday night at Clemson

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
When it left the bat, it looked like it might be a game-tying grand slam. But Florida State center fielder Brayden Dowd ran the ball down right in front of the fence, and the Seminoles held on for a pivotal 8-4 victory at Clemson on Friday night. Wes Mendes got the win, allowing three runs and five hits while striking out 10 in six innings of work, and the Florida State offense got some runs with small ball and the long ball to pick up the road victory at Doug Kingsmore Stadium.
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FSU, Georgia cancel home-and-home series, work toward neutral-site contest

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
The last time the Florida State football team played in Athens, Ga., was 1964. As it turns out, it’s going to stay that way for a little while longer. After months of speculation, Florida State announced on Thursday morning that the scheduled home-and-home series between the Seminoles and Bulldogs in 2027 and ’28 has been canceled. And the two programs are working to try to schedule one game at a neutral site instead.
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Corey Clark: How pure passion for softball and FSU's culture elevates Isa Torres to greatness

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
I’m not a softball historian. But I know enough about the sport to say with full confidence that Florida State’s Isa Torres just had the best regular season any college shortstop has ever had. I don’t think it’s debatable. The FSU junior, who is hoping to lead the Seminoles back to the College World Series in Oklahoma City, hit .547 for an entire regular season. Look at that number. Focus in on it. That’s preposterous in high-level college softball. Especially for someone that has power, too.
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Seminoles snare another comeback victory, extend winning streak to 5 games

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
The pitching was exceptional, except for one inning, and the offense chipped away with small ball until Brayden Down delivered the long ball. And the end result was a 5-2 win for the Florida State baseball team over Jacksonville on Tuesday night at Dick Howser Stadium in the last midweek game of the season. The Seminoles are now 34-14 overall as they head into a weekend showdown at Clemson. It was the fifth straight win for Florida State and the second straight that came in comeback fashion.
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No Link, no problem: Florida State storms back after ejection to secure sweep over Pitt

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
Before the series started, Florida State head coach Link Jarrett said Pitt was one of the hottest teams in the country. Well, the Panthers leave Tallahassee after being swept by Jarrett’s Seminoles. And the FSU head coach wasn’t even around to see the final five innings on Sunday after he was ejected following a baserunner obstruction call to end the fourth frame.
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No. 14 Florida State finishes off doubleheader sweep with 8-5 win over Pitt

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
After getting swept last weekend at Stanford, the Florida State baseball team did some sweeping of its own on Saturday. The Seminoles finished off a doubleheader sweep of the Pitt Panthers with an 8-5 win in Game 2 to secure another ACC series win. They’ll try to finish off the series sweep on Sunday with Bryson Moore on the mound. The Game 1 win was a masterful outing by Seminoles ace Wes Mendes.
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Mendes magnificent as No. 14 FSU rolls to 10-1 win over Pitt in Game 1 of doubleheader

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
The Year of Wes Mendes continued on Saturday afternoon at Dick Howser Stadium. In Game 1 of a doubleheader against a vaunted Pitt lineup, the Florida State left-hander pitched the first nine-inning complete game of his career and the first one by a Seminole in eight years as FSU rolled to a 10-1 win over the Panthers. Florida State is now 31-14 overall and 13-9 in the ACC.
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FSU Baseball gets back on track with 9-1 win over USF

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
It was good to be back home for the Florida State baseball team. More specifically, the Florida State offense. After scoring just three runs in two of the three games out in Palo Alto, Calif., last weekend, the No. 14 Seminoles put up a 5-spot in the first inning alone on Wednesday afternoon and rolled to a 9-1 win over visiting South Florida at Dick Howser Stadium. With the victory, FSU is now 30-14 overall heading into this weekend’s ACC showdown back at Howser against Pitt.
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Corey Clark: Power outage since Myles Bailey injury changes outlook for FSU Baseball

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
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Massive Florida State DT Darrell Jackson drafted early in Round 4 by New York Jets

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
Former Florida State star Darrell Jackson didn’t have to wait long on Saturday to hear his name called. The massive defensive tackle, who was thought to be a possible third-round pick when the NFL Draft started this week, was taken very early in the fourth round on Saturday by the New York Jets. Jackson was the third pick of the fourth round, the 103rd selection overall, and becomes the first Seminole to be selected in the 2026 NFL Draft.
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Corey Clark: Luke Loucks has FSU men's basketball on one heck of a hot streak

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
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Late rally sparks No. 8 Seminoles to 6-4 win and sweep of Notre Dame

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
It was the exact response Link Jarrett was hoping to see from his Florida State baseball team. Things didn’t go well for the Seminoles early on Sunday, and they found themselves trailing by two runs with two outs and nobody on base in the bottom of the seventh inning. Then the bats awoke, in a big way, and the No. 8 Seminoles erupted for four two-out runs on their way to a 6-4 victory and a series sweep of Notre Dame at Dick Howser Stadium.
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No. 8 Florida State jumps out to big lead, holds on late to secure 9-7 win over Notre Dame

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
It got very tight there at the end, but the Florida State baseball team wrapped up another successful series on Saturday with a 9-7 win over Notre Dame at Dick Howser Stadium. The Seminoles led 9-2 in the sixth then held on for dear life in the final innings. Thanks to John Abraham, who has been one of the best relievers in the country all season, the ‘Noles survived and improved to 27-11 overall and 11-6 in the ACC.
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Game-ending double play stops 9th-inning FSU rally in 4-3 loss at No. 3 Georgia Tech

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
It came down to the final play. The final swing. And in the end, the No. 5 Florida State baseball team came up a few feet short against the No. 3 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in Atlanta on Thursday night. With John Stuetzer on second base and Chase Williams on third, and one out in the top of the ninth, the Seminoles trailed 4-3. Cal Fisher hit a one-hopper back to Georgia Tech pitcher Mason Patel, who looked at Williams momentarily before throwing to first.
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FSU offense bounces back as Seminoles head into final spring scrimmage

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
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Bryson Moore shines on mound, FSU offense erupts in series-clinching win at No. 10 Virginia

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
Cal Fisher hit his first home run of the season, eight different Seminoles collected hits, and Bryson Moore was nearly unhittable on the mound as the No. 7 Florida State baseball team knocked off No. 10 Virginia, 9-3, on Saturday afternoon. The victory gives the Seminoles another ACC series win and improves their record to 24-7 overall and 9-3 in the league. Moore, pitching against his former team, had his best outing of the season.
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New punter Daniel Hughes brings big leg, big personality to FSU Football

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
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No. 7 FSU Baseball bounces back, beats No. 10 Virginia, 5-2

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By Corey Clark Verified
| Warchant.com
Considering the circumstances, it might have been the biggest win to date in the Florida State baseball season. Coming off a 4-3 loss on Thursday, and also coming off the enormous loss of their star slugger last weekend, the No. 7 Seminoles got off the mat on Friday afternoon and knocked off the No. 10 Virginia Cavaliers, 5-2, in Charlottesville. Florida State is now 22-7 overall and 8-3 in the ACC. Virginia falls to 24-8 and 8-6.
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