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FROM STAUBACH TO WARD
Not many argued against Charlie Ward winning the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award as the nation’s best senior quarterback in 1993. The star QB went 264-of-380 passing with 3,032 yards and an incredible ...
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FRUIT OF THEIR LABOR
Few trophies are as iconic, or as literal, as the Orange Bowl’s silver chalice filled with oranges. After defeating Nebraska 18-16 on January 1, 1994, FSU was awarded this FedEx Orange Bowl trophy, ca ...
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FSU’S CENTER PIECE
In 2013, fifth-year senior Bryan Stork became the first player in program history to win the Rimington Trophy as the nation’s most outstanding center. Stork played in 13 games during the undefeated se ...
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FSU’S CRYSTAL BALL
No one could predict how the 2000 Nokia Sugar Bowl would play out, but Seminole fans kept the faith even when the Hokies made a comeback in the third quarter. Trailing by one, FSU dominated the fourth ...
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GANO’S VIDEO GAME NUMBERS
In 2008, PK Graham Gano led FBS in field goals made by going 24-of-26. He became the first Seminole to convert over 90 percent of his field goals in a season, as well as the first Seminole with five f ...
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GOLDEN ARM, BEST CHOICE
QB Chris Weinke had a season to remember in 2000, leading the nation with 4,167 passing yards and averaging 347.3 yards per game. Weinke enjoyed two 500-yard-passing games, against Duke and Clemson, a ...
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GRANTED ANOTHER CHAMPIONSHIP
The Grantland Rice National Championship trophy is a relic of college football royalty. Named after the famed sports journalist who christened Notre Dame’s “Four Horsemen,” Grantland Rice was an integ ...
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HANDS THAT LIFT
Presented during the Alabama Sports Festival XXVI opening ceremony in Birmingham on June 20, 2008, the “Empowering Hands Award” recognized Bobby Bowden for his impact beyond the football field. The aw ...
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HOISTING THE TROPHY ONCE AGAIN
FSU players and fans everywhere waited for this moment. It had been over a decade since the Seminoles had lifted the National Championship trophy. Finally, their time had come. With a 34-31 heroic vic ...
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KICKING IT BACK-TO-BACK
In 1999, Sebastian Janikowski became the first kicker to win the Lou Groza Award in back-to-back years. He nailed 23-of-30 field goals and 47-of-47 extra points to help the Noles win a national title ...
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