Florida State Seminoles Football Tickets

The Florida State Seminoles bring fans with Florida State football tickets the two things that every sports fan would want: tradition and success. Holders of Florida State Seminoles football tickets see some of the greatest traditions in college football on a weekly basis during the NCAA season as they cheer the team that won its first National Championship in 1993.

The most popular tradition in all the hearts of fans with Florida State football tickets is the pre-game ride of Chief Osceola. For every home game, a student portrays the famous Seminole leader Chief Osceola. The chief then charges down the field on his horse, Renegade, and plants a flaming spear right in the center of the field, igniting the spirits of all the fans with Florida State tickets.

Another favorite of fans with Florida State football tickets is the War Chant. Beginning in the mid-80s with a group of fans mimicking the Florida State band with chants, the now famous war chant was born. Fans with Florida State Seminoles football tickets swing their arms in a tomahawk fashion while chanting to show their team sport. This tradition, which began with holders of Florida State football tickets, is now used in the MLB by Atlanta Braves fans and the NFL by Kansas City Chiefs fans.

Fans with Florida State Seminoles football tickets may also visit the Sod Cemetery, located next to the Seminoles practice field. Since 1962, fans with Florida State football tickets have witnessed their Seminoles upset teams on their home fields and win bowl games. After each of these types of games, Seminoles players will take a piece of sod from the away field and bury it in the Sod Cemetery and place a tombstone above it with the date of the game and the score on it.

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