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Lead Story
On Monday, Florida State’s athletic department announced a program called Apex to capitalize on Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) legislation.
According to a release, “Apex’s objective is to allow all 500 Seminole student-athletes to maximize Florida State’s national brand and put the student-athletes in the optimal position to capitalize on the benefits of the NIL bill passed in Florida.”
“This comprehensive, campus-wide approach to servicing FSU’s student-athlete population ensures the Seminoles have access to experts locally and in a manner that fits the schedule of the student-athlete and not vice-versa. This approach allows the student-athlete to be the sole focus of those who are empowering them to elevate in this new college environment,” the release reads.
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Between the Lines
There were no FSU athletic events scheduled for Monday.
On the Agenda
FSU baseball will be at Florida on Tuesday night. The contest begins at 7 p.m. ET and airs on SEC Network.
News and Notes
FSU head basketball coach Leonard Hamilton was presented the 2021 Ross Oglesby Award during homecoming events. The award is annually given to a staff member who “exemplified the highest order of integrity, service and commitment to the university and its students.”
FSU quarterback Chubba Purdy has been cleared to return for summer workouts.
FSU baseball fell in the latest polls. Here’s where the Seminoles currently rank: No. 24 D1Baseball, No. 18 Baseball America. The Seminoles fell out of the NCBWA and Collegiate Baseball Polls.
Helpful Links
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