Florida State To Honor 65+ Former Players During 2013 National Championship Celebration
There will be a lot to celebrate on Saturday evening in Tallahassee. Florida State will be holding Senior Day during the final home game in Doak Campbell Stadium in 2023 against North Alabama. The Seminoles will also be honoring a large number of players from the 2013 National Championship team when the Lions come to town.
69 former players from the team are expected to be honored during the contest. Most of those Seminoles, including some legendary names, were alongside the team on Friday night for the festivities prior to the game.
FSU finished 14-0 under former head coach Jimbo Fisher. The Seminoles outscored their opponents by an average of 39.5 points per game (723-170) and won 13 of their 14 games by 14 points or more. The team won the final BCS National Championship after taking down Auburn, 34-31.
Check out the list of expected attendees below.
The Defense:
Jonathon Akanbi
Paul Aloise
Brad Bentz
Terrance Brooks
Lamarcus Brutus
Kory Burnett
Chris Casher
Ronald Darby
Reggie Dixon
Dorian Early
Joe Hernandez
Timmy Jernigan
Christian Jones
Niles Lawrence-Stample
Larry Levy
Dermonte McAllister
Jacobbi McDaniel
Giorgio Newberry
Reggie Northrup
Junior St. Louis
Justin Shanks
Nathan Slater
Keelin Smith
Telvin Smith
Nigel Terrell
Marquez White
P.J. Williams
Andrew Wright
The Offense:
Chad Abram
Roberto Aguayo
Ryan Arnold
Austin Barron
Cason Beatty
Shane Broxsie
Ruben Carter
Parker Conley
Miles Davis
Hunter DeWitt
Phil Doumar
Ebo Entsuah
Jacob Fahrenkrug
Matt Finn
Devonta Freeman
Daniel Glauser
Christian Greene
Rashad Greene
Christian Griffith
Bobby Hart
Kevin Haplea
Ryan Hofield
Cody Jay
Jared Jackson
Tre’ Jackson
Sterling Lovelady
Mathew McNulty
Dorsey Moore
Nick O’Leary
K.J. Pittman
Kenny Shaw
Michael Scheerhorn
Bryan Stork
Jonathon Wallace
Jermaine Washington
Keith Weeks
James Wilder
Bobo Wilson
Karlos Williams
Jayon Young
Jameis Winston
READ MORE: Four-Star 2026 QB, Legacy Recruit Romin Seymour Visits FSU for Rivalry Win Over Miami
Stick with NoleGameday for more coverage of Florida State football throughout the 2023 season.
