Answer: LeRoy Butler
Tied at 21 with 1:50 left in the game, FSU ran a fake punt on 4th and 4 from their own 21 yard line which resulted in a first and goal from the Clemson 1 yard line. Richie Andrews 19 yard field goal gave the Seminoles a 24-21 win.
From Quiz: Seminole Dynasty
Answer: Charlie Ward
Charlie Ward went on to become the Heisman trophy winner, but surprisingly was never drafted in the NFL.
From Quiz: Florida State Football Forever
Answer: Doak Campbell Stadium
The stadium holds about 80,000 people.
From Quiz: Florida State Football
Answer: Terrell Buckley
Terrell Buckley set the tone as FSU's 51 points that day are the most ever scored by a Wolverine opponent in Ann Arbor.
From Quiz: Seminole Dynasty
Answer: Chief Osceola
The Chief rides out with Renegade, his horse, to pump up the crowd at Doak Campbell Stadium.
From Quiz: Florida State Football Forever
Answer: Tallahassee
Tallahassee in Florida.
From Quiz: Florida State Football
Answer: Charlie Ward
With 3:20 remaining, Ward's 5 yard TD run cut the lead to 20-24. After recovering an onside kick, Ward hit Kez McCorvey, with 1:42 remaining, for the go ahead score and the defense sealed the 27-24 victory giving FSU its first ACC title.
From Quiz: Seminole Dynasty
Answer: West Virginia
Bowden used this 2nd tier program as a stepping stone to become a legend in Tallahassee.
From Quiz: Florida State Football Forever
Answer: 2
One in 1993 and one in 1999.
From Quiz: Florida State Football
Answer: Derrick Brooks
Linebacker Derrick Brooks scored three touchdowns in the first four games outscoring the FSU opponents 18-14.
From Quiz: Seminole Dynasty
Answer: Scott Bentley
FSU trailed 16-15 with 21 seconds left in the game when Scott Bentley hit a 22 yard field goal, his fourth of the game, and gave FSU an 18-16 win and the 1993 National Championship.
From Quiz: Seminole Dynasty
Answer: 1977
His first bowl with the 'Noles was the Tangerine Bowl.
From Quiz: Florida State Football Forever
Answer: Chris Weinke
From Quiz: Florida State Football
Answer: Danny Kanell
Danny Kanell went 18/22 for 232 yards and a touchdown in the fourth quarter. The Seminoles then defeated the Gators 23-17 in what was known as, "The Fifth Quarter" in the 1995 Sugar Bowl.
From Quiz: Seminole Dynasty
Answer: Coles
He and Peter Warrick were caught stealing from a department store in the Tallahassee area.
From Quiz: Florida State Football Forever
Answer: Warrick Dunn
Warrick Dunn finished his career as the Seminoles' leader in rushing yards (3,959), yards per carry (6.9), all-purpose yards (5,321), and 100-yard games (21).
From Quiz: Seminole Dynasty
Answer: Sebastian Janikowski
Janikowski set a Florida State record with the number of points he scored.
From Quiz: Florida State Football Forever
Answer: Virginia Tech
It was VT, because they were not in the ACC in the 1990s.
From Quiz: Florida State Football
Answer: Sebastian Janikowski
The "Polish Powderkeg" set multiple school records including the longest field goal which was a 56 yarder.
From Quiz: Seminole Dynasty
Answer: Virginia
Since then Florida State has also lost league games to NC State and North Carolina.
From Quiz: Florida State Football Forever
Answer: 54
They were undefeated at home for ten years.
From Quiz: Florida State Football
Answer: Tampa Bay
Fitting that most of these Seminole players stay in Florida to play pro ball.
From Quiz: Florida State Football Forever
Answer: 3
Jeff Bowden, Tome Bowden and Terry Bowden.
From Quiz: Florida State Football
Answer: 0-5-1
Steve Spurrier went 0-5-1 against Bobby Bowden's Seminoles in Tallahassee. The Gators 1996 National Championship team didn't even beat the Noles in Tallahassee.
From Quiz: Seminole Dynasty
Answer: Warrick Dunn
Congrats, Warrick Dunn. Hopefully they let you go to the Playboy Mansion.
From Quiz: Florida State Football Forever
Answer: Cincinnati Bengals
From Quiz: Florida State Football
Answer: Sugar Bowl
Bobby Bowden's son Terry later took a head coaching job with the Tigers. He then joined ABC as a college football commentator.
From Quiz: Florida State Football Forever
Answer: 11
FSU won 11 ACC titles in it's first 12 years in the league.(9 outright and 2 co-championships) The 2001 ACC title was captured by Maryland. FSU defeated that MD team 52-31 but, because FSU lost to both NC State and UNC that year, the title went to the Terps.
From Quiz: Seminole Dynasty
Answer: marching chiefs
This question is a bit obscure, but a must-know for a true FSU fan.
From Quiz: Florida State Football Forever
Answer: 90-6
FSU went 90-6 in it's first 12 years in the ACC.
From Quiz: Seminole Dynasty
Answer: 109-13-1
Can you say "Dominant"?
From Quiz: Seminole Dynasty
Answer: Tennessee
This was the national title game when Florida State got pounded by Tee Martin and the Vols.
From Quiz: Florida State Football Forever
Answer: 11
Bobby Bowden and FSU won 11 consecutive bowl games from 1985-1996. They also hold the record for most consecutive bowls without a loss at 14.
From Quiz: Seminole Dynasty
Answer: 509 to 123
Wow, complete and utter domination. In my mind, Florida State has the best mixture of a potent offense and a stingy defense.
From Quiz: Florida State Football Forever
Answer: 14
The Bobby Bowden lead Seminoles finished the season ranked #4 or higher in the final polls for 14 straight years from 1987-2000.
From Quiz: Seminole Dynasty
Answer: Mickey Andrews
Mickey Andrews has created a tradition at Florida State of punishing defenses. Luckily his dedication to the program has allowed him to stay.
From Quiz: Florida State Football Forever
Answer: 14
Bobby Bowden lead FSU to 10 or more wins for 14 consecutive years from 1987-2000.
From Quiz: Seminole Dynasty
Answer: California
Although Rix was thrown to the lions in his freshman year with mixed results, he should prove to be a complete quarterback in the ensuing years.
From Quiz: Florida State Football Forever
Answer: 2
Samari Rolle has gone on to become a key defensive player for the Tennessee Titans.
From Quiz: Florida State Football Forever
Answer: Gene Deckerhoff
Gene Deckerhoff is one of the first four announcers ever inducted
into the Florida Sports Hall of Fame.
From Quiz: Seminole Dynasty