Glad to see yall representing the ACC wearing the right color in the Big Ten Challenge.

Y’all keep it up. There are tens of hundreds of people there loud and proud!

Just kidding…sort of. Seriously what is with those uniforms?

Rumor is that’s how you get the calls to go your way

Unless it’s an onside kick…then you have to wear orange.

I guess all the FSU basketball fans were at the game…all 10 of them.

Is it basketball season?  My football team still has a lot left on the plate to eat…..

Yeah…We can all tell by your basketball team. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could walk AND chew gum?

We’re to busy winning at Football, Soccer, and soon to be Baseball once again to care about Basketball or that wasted 65mil “new” arena we have.

Yeah…welcome to the club…we beat that ass in those sports every year. Glad you could join. You have a lot of catching up to do.

One day the basketball streak will end, one day.  Like the elusive Cubs world series win.  When it happens I am going to celebrate the shit out of it.

You should and it will. All streaks end…but not until yall get over the attitude of your previous post.

The two go hand in hand.

Since no FSU fans seem aware that they have a basketball team, here is the reason for the uniforms from a FSU website:

SEMINOLES TO HONOR NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE AGAINST MINNESOTA
The Florida State men’s basketball team will wear turquoise Nike N7 uniforms against Minnesota on Monday to raise awareness for bringing sport to Native American and Aboriginal youth.  It marks the seventh time (and first time this season) the Seminoles will wear the special uniforms.  Florida State makes a distinct departure from its traditional school colors to don turquoise Nike N7 uniforms to stand for the importance of bringing sport and physical activity to Native American and Aboriginal youth. “The Seminole Tribe of Florida approached us about this program and we are honored and excited to wear these unique uniforms,” said head coach Leonard Hamilton. “The color is significant as it is deeply symbolic of friendship and community in the Native American culture.” Florida State’s game against Minnesota marks the seventh time in the last four seasons the Seminoles will have worn the very special uniforms. The Seminoles first wore the turquoise uniforms in their 89-61 win over UT-Martin in Tallahassee on November 17, 2013.