Florida State To Honor 70 Former Coaches, Players During 1993 National Championship Celebration
Florida State's sold-out contest against Syracuse will mark more than just the halfway mark of the regular season. The Seminoles will also be celebrating the 30th anniversary of the 1993 National Championship team when the Orange come to town.
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70 former coaches and players from the team are expected to be honored in Tallahassee. They will join the current Seminoles at the Legacy Walk prior to the game before being recognized during a ceremony on the field at halftime.
FSU finished 12-1 under former legendary head coach Bobby Bowden. The Seminoles defeated Nebraska 18-16 in the Orange Bowl following a 21-yard field goal by Scott Bentley to secure the first National Championship in program history.
Since then, the Seminoles have added two more rings to their trophy case after winning the title in 1999 and 2013.
Check out the list of expected attendees below.
Coaches and Staff:
Chuck Amato
Mickey Andrews
Wally Burnham
Ronnie Cottrell
John Eason
Jim Gladden
Mark Richt
Brad Scott
Billy Sexton
Sue Hall
Wayne Hogan
Rob Wilson
Randy Oravetz
Carol Moore
Dave Delegal
The Defense:
Cliff Abraham
Ken Alexander
Peter Boulware
Enzo Armella
Eric Black
Derrick Brooks
Harold Battles
Daryl Bush
Devin Bush
Dan Campbell
Chris Cowart
Sam Cowart
Corey Fuller
Steve Gilmer
Dulack Guerrier
Sean Hamlet
Sean Liss
Mike Mirando
Willie Pauldo
Jason Poppell
Todd Rebol
James Roberson
Kendrick Scott
Travis Sherman
Matthew Siner
David Walker
Reinard Wilson
The Offense:
Clyde Allen
Kamari Charlton
Forrest Conoly
Andre Cooper
Andy Crowe
Aaron Dely
John Donaldson
Omar Ellison
William Floyd
Matt Frier
Billy Glenn
Warrick Dunn
Sean Jackson
Lonnie Johnson
Kevin Knox
Kevin Long
William McBride
Kez McCorvey
Tiger McMillon
Patrick McNeil
Wayne Messam
Dan Mowrey
Jim Patterson
Clay Shiver
Dante Snodgrass
Torledo Wall
Harold Wright
Charlie Ward
*Information acquired via Florida State Athletics
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