Seminole Sunday Sauce — April 13, 2025: Winston, Greene Headline FSU Hall of Fame Class
Come September, Florida State will add seven new members to its Athletics Hall of Fame class. That class was announced this past week, headlined by a pair of national champions on the gridiron.
Former FSU football standouts Jameis Winston and Rashad Greene will each be enshrined. The 2013 Heisman Trophy winner, Winston, a quarterback, set the FSU record with 40 touchdown passes as a freshman while leading FSU from 18 points down to beat Auburn for the national championship. After leading the Seminoles to an ACC title in 2014, he began the first FSU player ever to be selected No. 1 overall in the NFL Draft. Winston also played outfield and pitched for FSU baseball.
Greene left FSU as the program’s all-time leader in receptions and receiving yards. The only player in program history to lead the team in receiving in four straight seasons, Greene left as a 2-time All-ACC selection, 3-time ACC champion, national champion and an All-American.
Bob Braman will be inducted after more than 20 years of coaching FSU’s cross country and track and field teams for more than two decades. He led FSU to three straight men’s track and field outdoor championships from 2006 to 2008. In total, he led the Seminoles to 35 ACC titles.
FSU baseball pitcher Bryan Henry pitched for the Seminoles from 2005 to 2007 and left as the ACC Pitcher of the Year. For his career, he posted a 32-9 record and a splendid 2.60 ERA.
Henry wasn’t the only FSU pitcher to make up the 2025 Hall of Fame class. Softball standout Lacey Waldrop will also be inducted. A 3-time All-American, 2-time ACC Pitcher of the Year and the 2014 USA Softball Player of the Year, Waldrop is FSU’s all-time wins leader with 109 victories. She also held a 1.37 ERA for her career.
Diver Terry Horner was a standout for FSU from 2007 to 2010. A 4-time All-ACC performer and a 3-time ACC champion, Horner claimed the national title in the 1-meter in 2007.
Colleen Quigley ran for FSU cross country and track. Quigley was a 3-time All-American in cross country and 6-time All-American in track. She was also national champion in the 3,000-meter steeplechase in 2015.
The new additions will be formally inducted into the Hall of Fame on Sept. 19. They will also be announced on the field during FSU football’s Sept. 20 contest against Kent State.
FOOTBALL
Commitments: Sean Johnson, 3-star DB* (No. 513 overall*)
Decommitments: None
2026 Recruiting Class Rank: No. 18 nationally, sixth in ACC (9 total commitments)
Wrap-up: It was a productive recruiting week as fall practice continues.
MEN’S BASKETBALL
Commitments: None
Decommitments: None
2026 Recruiting Class Rank: N/A (0 total commitments)
Wrap-up: Luke Loucks continues to cash in via the transfer portal. With five additions, FSU currently has a top-30 transfer class.
Track and Field
Ranking: Men No. 12 USTFCCCA, No. 8 USTFCCCA South Region; women No. 6 USTFCCCA South Region
Past Week: Idle
Upcoming: Tom Jones Invitational (Friday-Saturday)
Recognitions: None
Wrap-up: After the week off, FSU will have events in each of the next three weekends.
Men’s Tennis
Record: 17-7 (9-4 ACC)
Ranking: No. 19 ITA
Past Week: (1-0), beat Miami on Friday, 4-1
Upcoming: vs. TBA (ACC Tournament, Thursday)
Recognitions: None
Wrap-up: FSU finished the regular season with a rivalry victory. The Seminoles finished tied for fifth in the conference.
Women’s Tennis
Record: 13-8 (4-7 ACC)
Ranking: No. 64 ITA
Past Week: (1-1), beat Wake Forest on Sunday, 4-1; lost at Duke on Saturday, 4-0
Upcoming: at North Carolina (Sunday)
Recognitions: None
Wrap-up: FSU wraps up the regular season on Sunday with a second straight match against a top-10 team.
Women’s Golf
Ranking: No. 4 WGCA Coaches
Past Week: Idle
Upcoming: ACC Championships (Wednesday-Saturday)
Recognitions: None
Wrap-up: FSU will chase an ACC championship this week in Greensboro.
Softball
Record: 38-6 (12-1 ACC)
Ranking: No. 9 ESPN/USA Softball; No. 5 Softball America; No. 4 D1Softball; No. 9 NFCA Coaches
Past Week: (4-0), beat Virginia on Sunday in five innings, 13-2; beat Saint Mary’s on Wednesday, 3-0; beat California on Friday, 8-1; beat California on Saturday, 11-3
Upcoming: at California (Sunday); vs. Georgia Tech (Friday); vs. Georgia Tech (Saturday)
Recognitions: Jahni Kerr, OF (ACC Player of the Week)
Wrap-up: FSU had a perfect week as head coach Lonni Alameda surpassed 800 wins for her career.
Baseball
Record: 27-7 (10-4 ACC)
Ranking: No. 9 D1Baseball; No. 13 Baseball America; No. 10 Perfect Game; No. 8 NCBWA; No. 8 USA TODAY Coaches
Past Week: (2-2), lost to Wake Forest on Sunday in eight innings, 17-2; lost at Florida on Tuesday, 5-4; won at Virginia Tech on Saturday, 3-1; beat Virginia Tech on Saturday, 12-1
Upcoming: vs. Virginia Tech (Sunday); vs. South Florida (Tuesday); vs. Virginia (Thursday); vs. Virginia (Friday); vs. Virginia (Saturday)
Recognitions: Joey Volini, P (NCBWA National Pitcher of the Month)
Wrap-up: After a horrid 3-game stretch, FSU bounced back nicely by taking the series in Blacksburg.
Men’s Golf
Ranking: No. 10 GCAA Coaches
Past Week: Idle
Upcoming: Lewis Chitengwa Invitational (Monday-Tuesday)
Recognitions: None
Wrap-up: Now ranked in the top 10, FSU will try to head into the ACC Championships with a victory.
Beach VOlleyball
Record: 23-10
Ranking: No. 7 AVCA
Past Week: (0-4), lost to USC in Center of Effort on Friday, 4-1; lost to Stanford in Center of Effort on Friday, 4-1; lost at Cal Poly in Center of Effort on Saturday, 4-1; lost to Arizona State in Center of Effort on Saturday, 3-2
Upcoming: CCSA Tournament (April 25)
Recognitions: None
Wrap-up: It was disastrous week for FSU out west.
*Recruiting rankings according to the 247Sports Composite rankings
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