Loosen up that arm. It’s time to do the Tomahawk Chop, as you root on legendary head coach Bobby Bowden and the Seminoles with Florida State football tickets from GoTickets.com. In his thirty years in Tallahassee, Bowden has built one of the premiere programs in all of NCAA college football and doesn’t appear to be slowing down anytime soon. So grab your Florida State football tickets and watch the Seminoles make another run at an ACC Championship, followed by possibly a trip to Glendale, Arizona and magnificent Cardinals Stadium for the 2007 BCS National Championship Game.

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The Seminoles’ schedule begins and ends with showdowns against their in-state rivals. Florida State opens the season against the Miami Hurricanes in a Labor Day showdown in the Orange Bowl. Last year, the ‘Noles nipped the ‘Canes 10-7 in an epic defensive battle. Find out what transpires this year with Florida State-Miami tickets from GoTickets.com. On Nov. 25, the Seminoles will be looking for revenge when coach Urban Meyer and the Florida Gators visit Doak Campbell Stadium. Meyer’s Gators chomped down on the Seminoles last season, blasting Florida State 34-7. That loss is still resonating in the minds of the Seminoles. Florida-Florida State tickets will be one of the biggest tickets of the 2006 NCAA college football season.

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Drew Weatherford proved as a freshman that he’s the next great Seminole signal caller. Now he’s out to solidify his status as one of the nation’s best quarterbacks. Despite an up-and-down beginning to the season, Weatherford came on strong down the stretch. He finished with more than 3,200 passing yards and 18 touchdowns. With a year under his belt, Weatherford is poised to help the Seminoles defend their ACC title in 2006.

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Head coach Bobby Bowden has led the Seminoles to an astounding 25 consecutive bowl games. Don’t expect anything to change this year, as the Seminoles have the talent to return to the BCS. Last season, after shocking Virginia Tech in the ACC Championship Game, the Seminoles headed south to face Joe Paterno and the Penn State Nittany Lions in the FedEx Orange Bowl. In a back-and-forth tussle, JoePa and the Nittany Lions would prevail 26-23 in triple overtime.