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Happy Sunday, Seminole!

It was a big weekend across Seminole sports. Florida State men’s basketball surged into the ACC Tournament with momentum behind a career day from Chauncey Wiggins, while softball and baseball both locked up series wins as their hot starts to the season continue. Let’s take a peak at what’s ahead:

🏀 Wiggins Powers Senior Day Win 🏀
Chauncey Wiggins erupted for a career-high 31 points as Florida State defeated SMU and secured the No. 8 seed with a first-round bye in the ACC Tournament.

🥎 Noles Clinch Coastal Carolina Series 🥎
No. 10 Florida State used strong pitching and another red-hot performance from Isa Torres to lock up the road series and improve to 20–4.

⚾ Baseball Extends Win Streak ⚾
A grand slam, a rare steal of home, and a run-rule finish pushed the No. 20 Seminoles to eight straight wins and another series victory.

🏊 Divers Chase NCAA Spots 🏊
Florida State’s divers travel to Athens for the NCAA Zone B Championships, where strong finishes could secure spots at nationals.

🏈 Spring Football Storylines Emerge 🏈
Mike Norvell outlined key offseason themes including his return to playcalling, a quarterback battle, and a deep running back rotation.

🥍 Noles Host Ranked Virginia 🥍
Florida State returns home looking to snap its ACC skid against No. 20 Virginia at the Seminole Lacrosse Complex.

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Florida State closed the regular season with a strong performance Saturday, defeating SMU 91–78 at the Tucker Center.

The Seminoles improved to 17–14 overall and 10–8 in ACC play, finishing the regular season winning 10 of their final 13 games.

⭐ Career Day for Wiggins

FSU led 45–27 at halftime and never trailed.

🔥 Senior Day Impact

Six seniors were honored pregame — and they delivered.

The senior group combined for 82 of FSU’s 91 points.

🆚 ACC Tourney Seeding

With the victory and other ACC results on Saturday, the Noles earned the #8 seed in the ACC tournament. They will match up with Cal after an first round bye.

⚠️ Injury Update

Sophomore forward AJ Swinton will miss the remainder of the season after suffering a torn ACL against Pitt earlier in the week.

Why It Matters: Florida State heads to the ACC Tournament riding major momentum, winning 10 of its last 13 games.

👉 Read more for the full recap and stats.

No. 10 Florida State secured the road series Saturday, defeating Coastal Carolina 5–2 to improve to 20–4 on the season.

💥 Fourth-Inning Breakthrough

After three scoreless frames, the Seminoles broke the game open with a three-run fourth inning.

The rally gave FSU a 3–0 lead.

🔒 Pitching Holds Strong

Reid has not allowed a run in her last six appearances.

⭐ Torres Stays Red Hot

FSU has now won 50 straight regular-season games vs unranked non-conference opponents.

Why It Matters: Florida State continues its strong early-season run and clinches another road series with both timely hitting and dominant pitching.

👉 Read more for the full recap and stats.

No. 20 Florida State powered past Northern Kentucky 13–3 in seven innings Saturday, securing the series win and extending its streak to eight straight victories.

🔥 Offensive Fireworks

Bailey’s seventh-inning hit ended the game via run rule.

⚡ Rare Play of the Day

🔒 Strong Start on the Mound

🧠 Why It Matters

Florida State improves to 12–2, wins its third series of the season, and continues building momentum with eight straight wins.

📍 What’s Next

The Seminoles go for the series sweep Sunday at 1 p.m. at Dick Howser Stadium.

👉 Read more for the full recap and stats.

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Florida State’s divers travel to Athens, Georgia (March 8–11) for the NCAA Zone B Diving Championships, the qualifying meet for the NCAA Championships later this month.

📊 Seminoles in the Field

⭐ Divers to Watch

🎯 What’s at Stake

🧠 Why It Matters

Florida State’s divers are aiming to join the Seminole swimmers already qualified for the NCAA Championships (March 18–21 in Atlanta).

👉 Read more for the full event schedule and competitors.

Florida State head coach Mike Norvell met with the media ahead of spring practice, outlining several major storylines for the 2026 season — including his return to playcalling, a potential quarterback battle, and a deep running back rotation.

🧠 Norvell Back to Calling Plays

After Gus Malzahn’s unexpected retirement, Norvell will return to in-game offensive playcalling, a role he held earlier in his career at both Memphis and Florida State.

Norvell said improved support from the program’s new personnel department led by GM John Garrett and Taylor Edwards allows him to focus more directly on the offense again.

🏃 Running Back Room Loaded

Florida State enters spring with multiple backs expected to play.

Coaches would like a lead back to emerge, but the expectation is that multiple players will carry the load.

The offense could also feature more two-back sets (21 personnel) to create mismatches.

🎯 Quarterback Competition

The starting quarterback job will be open heading into spring.

Norvell emphasized the position will be decided by performance during spring practice.

⭐ Duce Robinson Drawing Praise

Returning star receiver Duce Robinson continues to generate major internal buzz.

Norvell praised Robinson’s leadership, saying “this football team has his DNA.”

🧠 Why It Matters: With spring practice beginning Monday, playcalling changes, quarterback competition, and a crowded running back room will be some of the biggest storylines shaping Florida State’s 2026 season.

👉 Read more for the full press conference takeaways here and here.

Florida State returns home Sunday as the Seminoles host No. 20 Virginia at the Seminole Lacrosse Complex.

FSU enters 2–6 overall (0–4 ACC) but has played well at home, averaging more than 12 goals per game in Tallahassee.

⭐ Players to Watch

🛡️ Strong Goalkeeping

📊 The Matchup

🧠 Why It Matters: Florida State looks to snap its ACC skid while defending home turf against a ranked conference opponent.

📍 Game Info: Sunday at 12 p.m. ET | ACCNX

👉 Read more for the full game preview.

And that’s a wrap for today’s Chief Brief.

Florida State heads into a busy stretch with basketball surging into the ACC Tournament, baseball riding an eight-game winning streak, and softball continuing its dominant start to the season.

Meanwhile, spring football officially begins this week, meaning the storylines that will define the 2026 season are just getting started.

We’ll be tracking all of it — and bringing you the biggest Seminole updates tomorrow morning.

Go Noles, and we’ll see you in the next Chief Brief. 🏹