We’re excited to announce the hiring of Jeff Purinton as Vice President and Director of Athletics!
A two-time FSU graduate, Purinton returns home after more than 30 years of leadership experience across collegiate athletics. Read more here: https://t.co/xagxWus6rJ
Welcome back to FSU, Jeff! 🍢
I watched @CBS@60Minutes tonight, and Ross Douthat interviewed President @realDonaldTrump. Toward the end of the interview, they talked about something far more important than politics. He asked the President, at 80 years of age and after surviving multiple assassination attempts, what he thinks will happen when he dies. President Trump said he wants to go to Heaven and not to Hell. Most people, if asked, I believe would say the same. But Heaven has borders. Heaven has unique and very strict entrance requirements. To enter Heaven, the Bible tells us that you must acknowledge your sins, turn from them in repentance, and receive Jesus Christ by faith. That means, believe that Jesus Christ is God’s Son, that He paid the penalty for your sins by dying on a cross, was buried in a tomb, raised to life on the third day, and walked out of that tomb. He’s alive! If you put your trust in Jesus Christ, you will be in God’s presence for eternity. Religion can’t save you—only a relationship with the Savior, Jesus Christ, can save you. Do you have that assurance?
I think the American people would love for us all to shut up and just do our job. That starts with the Senate staying in session every day until January when Democrats take over. We owe it to the American people to get as much done as possible. Let’s Get to Work
What a night celebrating a tremendous victory for U.S. Senator Ashley Moody!
As we watched election results unfold across the country last night, one thing became abundantly clear. Florida continues to be the firewall for freedom against socialism, and Floridians sent a resounding message at the ballot box.
I cannot say enough good things about Senator Moody. Beyond being a strong voice for Florida and a dedicated public servant, she is someone who genuinely cares about the people she represents.
I have had the privilege of seeing that firsthand through my work with Florida Farm Bureau. Senator Moody has been incredibly accessible, responsive and engaged with our farmers and ranchers. Her staff and constituent services team are second to none. When our members need assistance, they answer the phone, follow through and work tirelessly to find solutions. That kind of commitment to public service matters, and it does not go unnoticed.
Elections are about more than winning on Election Day. They are about the people we entrust to represent us when the campaigning is over. Florida is fortunate to have Ashley Moody fighting for us in the United States Senate.
Congratulations, Senator! A well deserved victory, and I could not be more excited about what lies ahead for Florida!
Worst Clemson team in damn near twenty years, and Norvell is fighting for his life off a bye week. Please fire him by Sunday afternoon, @PresMcCullough.
Spent the day in Moultrie, Georgia, at the Sunbelt Ag Expo, where I had the privilege of serving as a debate coach for Florida State University’s team competing in the Advocacy in Action competition.
The students were tasked with tackling some of the most complex issues facing American agriculture, particularly the challenges surrounding international trade, foreign competition, and protecting our domestic producers. These are difficult policy questions with no easy answers, and I was incredibly impressed by the thought, preparation, and professionalism these students brought to the competition.
Our FSU team finished third overall, but what makes that accomplishment even more impressive is that all three of our students are freshmen in their first year at FSU, competing against teams made up entirely of juniors and seniors.
To see these young students confidently defend their positions, think on their feet, and hold their own against much more experienced competitors was something special.
I couldn’t be prouder of how they represented Florida State today!
As always, Go Noles! 🍢
Hal Steinbrenner said he places the blame for the 2026 season outcome on the position players and "the inability to score on a consistent basis throughout the course of the entire season, not on the shoulders of Aaron Boone."