The **Florida State Seminoles** primarily refer to the athletic teams representing Florida State University (FSU), with the football team being the most prominent. The Seminoles compete at the highest level of college sports in the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) and the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). Founded initially in 1902, the football program was re-established in 1947 after FSU became coeducational again, adopting the Seminole nickname to honor the Seminole Tribe of Florida[1][2]. The football team has a storied history, boasting three national championships, nineteen conference titles, and six division titles. They have achieved remarkable feats such as three undefeated seasons (1950, 1999, 2013), a 14-year streak finishing in the AP Poll's top four (1987-2000), and a 41-year streak of winning seasons (1977-2017). The 1999 team is often cited as one of college football’s greatest[1]. Home games take place at Doak Campbell Stadium in Tallahassee, which is the 26th largest college football stadium[1]. Beyond football, FSU athletics have won 18 national championships across nine sports, supported by a strong alumni network including notable athletes like Heisman Trophy winners and professional players in the NFL, NBA, and MLB[3]. The Seminole Boosters organization plays a vital role in supporting FSU athletics, fostering a community of fans, alumni, and donors dedicated to excellence and leadership in sports[4]. A unique cultural tradition is the Osceola and Renegade ceremony, where a student dressed as the Seminole warrior Osceola rides a horse named Renegade to plant a flaming spear at midfield before home games—a tribute to the Seminole Tribe of Florida maintained with their approval and involvement[5]. FSU is a significant institution not only in athletics but also in academics and entrepreneurship, with nearly 4