ACC rival gets an SEC-caliber QB most likely eligible to play immediately? We'll still be heavy favorites, but UVA should pick up a couple extra wins via this move.

The 7-foot-3, (93) native of the Slovak Republic, Boris Bojanovsky has committed to play for Head coach Leonard Hamilton at Florida State University of the ACC.

The 3 year CBA and Oakley College partnership graduate is delighted with the opportunity to be an integral piece of the reigning 2012 ACC Tournament Champions saying; This was always the goal for me when I came to CBA three years ago. My dream has come true, to know Ill be playing in the ACC under a great coach and at a power house program, I can only thank Rob Orellana and his coaching staff for pushing me everyday to make this dream become a reality.

Playing in last summers U18 European Championship, Boris averaged 22 points and 13.3 rebounds. In his time at CBA, Boris has collected many All tournament nominations, Championship MVPs and leading scoring titles, the last coming at the 2011 Rinus de Jong Invitational (Netherlands).

He possess great length and has an outstanding skill set for for a 7-foot-3 center and when you combine this with a high aray of post-up moves and a deadly mid range shot, its no wonder why Boris was in such demand by so many high-major colleges.

In fact during his time at CBA; Bojanovsky drew a recruiting interest and had received offers from NC State, Virginia Tech, Miami, Georgia Tech, Mississippi State, as well as several other SEC and Pac-12 schools.

CBA Director, Rob Orellana said; In his time here Boris has become a part of my family and he is a true credit himself and to CBA; this is a great move for him as he is a high level and highly skilled center who will be challenged night in night out in the ACC. I really believe that he will flourish under the guidance of head coach Leonard Hamilton. All of us at CBA and Oakley College partnership wish Boris the all the best as he moves on to the next stage of his development.

Tweeted by Cromartie before the Tebow to Jets announcement:

"We don't need Tebow. We sell out every home game let him go to Jacksonville Tampa or Miami. Our wildcat offense can b ran by J. Kerley or Joe McKnight we straight."

Tweeted after the move was finalized:

"Look everyone is mad about what I said but u will b okay. I have faith in the guys that we have in the locker room right now that I will get it done this year."

"Y bring Tebow in when we need to bring in more Weapons for @Mark_Sanchez let's build the team around him. We already signed to 3 year ext."

How will the Jets resolve this FSU-UF locker room conflict?

Terrell Buckley will be leaving his role of Assistant Strength & Training Coach at Florida State to serve as Cornerbacks Coach at the University of Akron. Buckley is Akron coach Terry Bowden's newest hire, following the recent hire of Chuck Amato as Defensive Coordinator.

On July 17th, TomahawkNation celebrated its 5th year online!

How much productivity will you never get back due to TN?

Florida State University football head coach Jimbo Fisher and his wife, Candi, today announced the creation of a new national fund to fuel the quest for a cure for Fanconi anemia, a very rare life-threatening disorder that afflicts their 6-year-old son, Ethan, and many others.

Money raised through a new campaign called OnaKwest for a Cure will support research into Fanconi anemia at the University of Minnesota, one of the leading universities pioneering better ways to treat the disorder, in advance of finding a cure.

Please support OnaKwest for a Cure. Spread word about the initiative, contribute to the Bone Marrow Registry List, and make a donation today. More information can be found at: http://www.kidz1stfund.com/ and the Kidz 1st Fund Facebook Page.

The Kansas City Chiefs selected Florida State offensive lineman Rodney Hudson with the 55th pick in the NFL draft. Hudson was a perennial All-ACC Guard during his 4-year starting career at FSU. He follows up Christian Ponder (#12) as second Seminole picked in the 2011 Draft, and projects as a Center in the NFL.

UPDATE: DE Markus White goes to the Redskins in the 7th round (#224). White is projected by many as a OLB in the NFL.

2011 TRUE Seminole Video. Shirt Coming in Fall.

IT'S OUR TIME

He will decide between FSU and Illinois on The Ron Vitrano Show, Thursday at 5PM.

FSU commit Bobby Hart was on 97.9 ESPN Radio today (Monday) to talk about FSU recruiting.

Here's the interview: http://bit.ly/bobbyhart

According to the BBC, mercury affects the behaviour of white ibises by "turning them homosexual", with higher doses resulting in males being more likely to pair with males.

Tallahassee is getting a new sports radio station starting December 1. Here is the press release:

Beginning Wednesday, December 1, 2010, 97.9 FM will be the new home for ESPN Radio, "The Worldwide Leader in Sports," here in the Capital City. The Tallahassee based station will debut its new format operating under its new call letters, WTSM. It is notable that the station, formally known as WJZT, will become the first FM-based station in the state of Florida that features around-the-clock sports talk programming. With a signal encompassing the greater capital area, including Tallahassee, Thomasville, Perry, and Crawfordville, 97.9 ESPN Radio will deliver the sports talk radio format across North Florida and South Georgia to many locations for the first time ever.

WTSM, branded as "Tallahassee’s Sports Monster", will feature an all-star line-up of local and national personalities. ESPN personalities Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic anchor "Mike and Mike in the Morning". The station also welcomes local personality Ron Vitrano back to the Tallahassee airwaves for "The Ron Vitrano Show," set to air weekday afternoons from 4pm-7pm beginning December 6th.

Other programming includes popular ESPN personalities Colin Cowherd ("The Herd with Colin Cowherd" weekdays 10am-1pm) and Scott Van Pelt ("The Scott Van Pelt Show", weekdays 1pm-4pm). The station will feature online streaming at www.979espnradio.com, and will heavily utilize its social media outlets on Facebook (facebook.com/979espnradio) and Twitter (@979ESPNRadio).

FSU has 4 safeties in top-150: Karlos Williams #21, Keelin Smith #48, Tyler Hunter #114, Cortez Davis #150.

FSU also has Nile Lawrence-Staple at #119.

Major FSU targets include: Ray Drew at #3, James Wilder at #8, Tony Steward at #10, Nick O'Leary at #22, and Bobby Hart at #36.

...Twitter that is.

He just tweeted: "You r right. I have absolutely positively no swag. Don't want it never will have it. This nole is out. Last tweet ever."

What does this mean? My guess... nothing whatsoever.

According to the Tallahassee Democrat's Ira Schoffel, Randy Spetman has hired Allison Rich from Cal State Fullerton as the new new associate AD/SWA. She has a strong background in NCAA compliance and legal issues.

Heading into summer workouts, the Heisman buzz for the 2010 season has already started. While everyone seems to have players like Mark Ingram, Ryan Mallett and Terrelle Pryor on their watch lists, one name that you will not see is Florida State quarterback Christian Ponder. Look for that to change early in the season.

FSU's Jacinta Monroe goes to the Mystics with the 6th pick in the 2010 WNBA Draft.