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FSU baseball flipped top-100 2026 Tennessee commit Landon Thome to join the Seminoles.
Thome is a left-handed hitting, six-foot, 185-pound shortstop from Nazareth Academy in Burr Ridge, Illinois.
Thome is ranked No. 82 in the 2026 class by Perfect Game and No. 28 among shortstops.
Thome contributes to a 2026 class that features seven top-200 prospects and 10 prep players for FSU.
FSU's 2026 class is projected to be No. 18 on Perfect Game rankings after Thome's addition.
Thome is the son of Hall of Famer Jim Thome.
Thome drew attention at the Area Code Games for his hitting prospects.
FSU’s 2026 class includes two JUCO prospects alongside prep players.
The Thome commitment adds to FSU’s trend of recruiting highly ranked in-state and national players.
The recruitment update is part of a broader reshaping of FSU's 2026 pool.

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TCU women’s soccer defeats Vanderbilt 2-1 to reach the NCAA final four for the first time in program history.
The match remained 0-0 until a Vanderbilt goal in the 76th minute and a quick TCU reply nine minutes later.
TCU secured the winner on a penalty kick by Sydney Becerra in overtime after a save-free sequence.
The win raises TCU’s season record to 19-2-2 as they advance to the NCAA quarterfinals in Kansas City.
TCU will face Florida State in the NCAA quarterfinals on December 5th on ESPN.
The match was played at Garvey-Rosenthal Stadium in Fort Worth, giving TCU home-field advantage.
Emma Yolinsky scored the equalizer for TCU off a free kick from Sydney Becerra.
Sydney Watts opened the scoring for Vanderbilt, with assists from Vivian Akyriem and Ally Bollig.
The victory marks TCU’s ascent to the NCAA final four, highlighting a historic milestone for the program.

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FSU faces a pivotal quarterback decision that could shape the season's direction.
The choice is central to Florida State's on-field performance and future plans.
Coach Mike Norvell's decision holds significance for the program's trajectory.
Public and media scrutiny surrounds the quarterback choice and its timing.
The report frames the QB decision as pivotal to Florida State's immediate narrative.
Outlook hinges on selecting a quarterback who can lead Florida State's offense.
The narrative emphasizes the importance of getting the decision right for long-term success.
The piece references the context of a high-stakes season for the Seminoles.
The analysis suggests the QB decision could overshadow other roster decisions.
Readers are urged to consider the QB choice as the defining factor for the season.

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Castellanos led Florida State with 240 passing yards and a rushing score in the season finale, despite the loss to Florida.
Castellanos said the loss was self-inflicted, citing penalties and errors rather than Florida's defense.
Castellanos called the Florida game possibly his best performance of the year, standing in the pocket and directing protections.
Castellanos noted he must improve by being a better version of himself, not specific to any opponent.
He finished the season with 2,760 passing yards, 15 touchdowns, and nine interceptions, plus 557 rushing yards and nine rushing touchdowns.
CSU notes Castellanos could be back in garnet and gold after the NCAA redshirt waiver process.
Castellanos posted strong overall grades, including a 75.3 passing grade in the Florida game.
The postgame discussion included the uncertainty of Castellanos’ 2026 plans amid NCAA redshirt considerations.
Castellanos reflected on the Miami game as a point of self-critique, signaling ongoing improvement efforts.
The article frames the Florida loss as ending Florida State’s season and bowl eligibility hopes.

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