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Florida lawmakers moved forward Tuesday with a plan that would connect playing the national anthem at sports events to state and local dollars.
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One of the nation’s top high school football recruits, Travis Hunter, will no longer be a Seminole in the Fall. Hunter announced his commitment to Jackson State University this afternoon, where he will play for head coach Deion Sanders.
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Florida A&M’s football season is over. The Rattlers' surprising run to the Football Championship Subdivision playoffs ended Saturday on a cool Louisiana night.
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For the first time in five years, a Historically Black College football team is going to the FCS playoffs. Florida A&M University scored a blowout victory over its nemesis, Bethune Cookman University at this past weekend’s Florida Classic.
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Tallahassee’s new fully-developed cross country course is expected to make Apalachee Regional Park a destination for sports tourism.
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Hall of Fame former Florida State University football coach Bobby Bowden has died. Bowden, 91, died at his Tallahassee home Sunday, according to a statement from FSU.
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Florida State University’s softball program is two wins away from its second national championship. The team faces No. 1 seed Oklahoma in a series that begins tonight.
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The bill is sponsored by Rep. Kaylee Tuck, R-Sebring, who is seeking to prevent biological males who transition into transgender women from playing on women’s sports teams. Tuck believes transgender women pose an unfair physical advantage in athletic competition.
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Florida State University’s 2021 football schedule includes seven home games and five road games, including the annual rivalry matchup with Florida.
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Rickards played for its first state football championship Friday. The Raiders held their heads high following a loss to nationally ranked Plantation American Heritage.