Great journalism....
17. Florida State
The Seminoles' home-field advantage certainly isn't what it was in the 1990s, when absolutely nobody wanted to step foot in Doak Campbell Stadium. Florida State was virtually unbeatable during the glory days. These days? Not so much, though the lack of dominance in Tallahassee has more to do with a program struggling in all phases than anything else. When the 'Noles are the'Noles, they're as tough to upset at home as anyone else in the SEC. Every game begins with Chief Osceola riding Renegade to midfield, where he inserts a spear into the turf to the delight of 82,000 fans. And every game includes a haunting serenade of the tomahawk chop in order to fuel the host's fire.
17. Florida State
The Seminoles' home-field advantage certainly isn't what it was in the 1990s, when absolutely nobody wanted to step foot in Doak Campbell Stadium. Florida State was virtually unbeatable during the glory days. These days? Not so much, though the lack of dominance in Tallahassee has more to do with a program struggling in all phases than anything else. When the 'Noles are the'Noles, they're as tough to upset at home as anyone else in the SEC. Every game begins with Chief Osceola riding Renegade to midfield, where he inserts a spear into the turf to the delight of 82,000 fans. And every game includes a haunting serenade of the tomahawk chop in order to fuel the host's fire.
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