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The Florida State Seminoles represent Florida State University in Tallahassee and compete in the Atlantic Coast Conference. FSU has nationally prominent programs in football, baseball, softball, soccer, track and field and other NCAA sports.
Seminoles football won national championships in 1993, 1999 and 2013. The broader athletics department has also won national titles in women’s soccer, softball, track and field and other sports.
Doak S. Campbell Stadium in Tallahassee is the home of Seminoles football and one of the largest and most recognizable venues in the state. The playing surface is named Bobby Bowden Field in honor of the program’s long-time championship coach.
Florida State carries a statewide fan base while also serving as the major college-sports anchor of the Panhandle and state capital. Its annual games against Florida and Miami are central to Florida’s college-football identity.
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Florida State’s football identity is inseparable from its rivalry network: Florida, Miami and decades of national-title contention made Tallahassee one of the state’s most important sports destinations.
This team competes in the ACC.
This team plays its home games at The primary venue highlighted on this page is Doak S. Campbell Stadium in or near Tallahassee. College programs use additional on-campus venues for their other sports.
One of the program's defining résumé lines is 3 football national championships.
One important rivalry is with the Florida.
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