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* Florida State soccer lost in agonizing fashion in Monday’s national title game versus Santa Clara. FSU jumped ahead 1-0 in the second period, but Santa Clara tied it up in the waning minutes of regulation. After advancing in the NCAA quarterfinals and semifinals with PK wins over ACC foes Duke and Virginia, the Seminoles once again headed to the triple-overtime penalty kicks format. With their third-ever title at stake, the Seminoles just missed their second and third kicks off the right crossbar and dropped the match. Although they couldn’t put the exclamation mark on a fantastic season, the 'Noles still had plenty to celebrate with their 11th College Cup and fifth national title game appearance.

* Postseason action continued this week for Florida State women’s tennis, which fell to Texas in the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament. FSU faced a tall task in the No. 2-seeded Longhorns, and they suffered a 4-0 defeat on Wednesday.

* Florida State men’s golf took full advantage of playing on its home course in NCAA Regional action this week. During the three-day postseason event at Seminole Legacy Golf Club, which concluded on Wednesday, FSU won its first-ever regional while boasting a total score of 34-under. Freshman Frederik Kjettrup shot a 68 on Wednesday to lead Florida State to a dominant victory over the field.

***READ MORE: Clark: John Pak helps lead FSU golf to blowout win at Tallahassee Regional

* On May 19, 2019: FSU alum Brooks Koepka won the PGA Championship with a score of 8-under par at Bethpage Black. The win marked Koepka’s fourth Major victory of his career, with all four wins coming in a three-year stretch beginning in 2017.

* On May 22, 1980: First-year head coach Mike Martin led FSU into postseason regional action for the first time in his career against New Orleans. FSU won 10-8 behind junior left fielder Jim Weaver’s 3 hits and 3 RBIs.

Seven different Seminole running backs have led the team in rushing for three consecutive seasons. Among them are the two of the most productive backs in FSU history in Warrick Dunn (led team in rushing 1994-1996) and Dalvin Cook (2014-2016). Travis Minor is the only runner in program history to lead the team in rushing for four straight seasons.

Here’s the question: Who are the other four Seminoles to lead the team in rushing for three consecutive seasons?

* If you know the answer, post it here in the Tribal Council.

FSU Baseball will travel to Charlotte, N.C., this week for the 2021 ACC Tournament. Mike Martin Jr.‘s club will play its opening game of the tournament either Tuesday or Wednesday, depending on how this weekend shakes out around the conference.

Florida State women’s golf will continue play in the NCAA tournament. A national champion will be crowned on Wednesday at the conclusion of the six-day event.

After their dominant victory in the Tallahassee Regional, FSU men’s golf is also set for its NCAA tournament on Friday. Action will wrap up next Monday in Scottsdale, Ariz., at the Grayhawk Golf Club.

Another postseason for FSU will begin Thursday, with both the men’s and women’s track and field squads heading to Jacksonville for the NCAA East Preliminary Round.

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