Florida State baseball is back in the national spotlight, and this time, they’re bringing the postseason party home. The Seminoles have earned the No. 9 national seed in the NCAA Baseball Tournament and will host the Tallahassee Regional — a massive step toward a potential return to the College World Series in Omaha.
After an electrifying regular season, FSU proved they belong among the elite in college baseball. Their consistent dominance on the diamond and key wins over top-ranked teams throughout the season positioned them as a force to be reckoned with. Being awarded a national seed not only affirms their stellar performance but also grants them a valuable home-field advantage for the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
The Tallahassee Regional promises to bring excitement and intensity to Dick Howser Stadium, as FSU prepares to defend its home turf against a competitive field. The Seminoles will face three other teams in a double-elimination format, with the winner advancing to the Super Regionals.
Head coach Link Jarrett praised his team’s resilience, chemistry, and relentless drive throughout the season. “This is a testament to how hard these guys have worked and how much they believe in each other,” Jarrett said. “Earning a national seed is great, but we know the real journey begins now.”
For fans, this is more than just a tournament — it’s a moment of pride. After falling short of expectations in recent years, the Seminoles’ resurgence under new leadership has reignited hopes of returning to college baseball’s biggest stage.
With a mix of seasoned veterans and dynamic young talent, Florida State is well-equipped for a deep postseason run. The road to Omaha won’t be easy, but with the Tallahassee Regional in their backyard, the Seminoles have momentum — and the home crowd — on their side.
Let the march to Omaha begin.
