Florida State University Seminoles
- Florida State University Seminoles
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Florida State University Seminoles
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Florida State University Seminoles |
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| División |
División I de la NCAA |
| Subdivisión en fútbol americano |
Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) |
| Conferencia |
Atlantic Coast Conference |
| Apodo |
Seminoles |
| Estadio de fútbol americano |
Bobby Bowden Field
(82.300 espectadores) |
| Pabellón de baloncesto |
Donald L. Tucker Center
(12.100 espectadores) |
| Estadio de béisbol |
Mike Martin Field
(6.700 espectadores) |
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Florida State University Seminoles (español: Seminolas de la Estatal de Florida) es el equipo deportivo de la Universidad Estatal de Florida en Tallahassee, Florida. Los 26 equipos de los Seminoles participan en las competiciones universitarias de la NCAA, y forman parte de la Atlantic Coast Conference.
El programa de béisbol es uno de los más espectaculares del país, logrando a lo largo de su historia 18 College World Series. Históricamente, es la segunda mejor universidad en este deporte. Dos títulos nacionales posee el de fútbol americano, en 1993 y 1999, además de 15 títulos de conferencia y uno de división. En 1972, el conjunto de baloncesto llegó a la final del torneo de la NCAA, perdiendo ante UCLA Bruins.
Notables alumnos de esta universidad han sido Sam Cassell, Charlie Ward y Dave Cowens.
Números retirados
Baloncesto
Fútbol americano
| Números retirados de fútbol americano |
| Número |
Jugador |
| 25 |
Fred Biletnikoff |
| 34 |
Ron Sellers |
| 50 |
Ron Simmons |
| 17 |
Charlie Ward |
| 2 |
Deion Sanders |
| 28 |
Warrick Dunn |
| 16 |
Chris Weinke |
Enlaces externos
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