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The Florida State Seminoles received a huge donation this afternoon that should have a positive impact before tomorrow's National Signing Day. Al "Chainsaw" Dunlap, Ocala business man and former CEO of Sunbeam, donated $5 million to the FSU sports program to build an indoor practice facility, expected to be utilized by the football team and to be available in January of 2013. Since becoming head …

Florida State is returning three impact players for next season: CB Xavier Rhodes, CB Greg Reid and DE Brandon Jenkins are all staying for 2012. Rhodes is still young—he was only a redshirt sophomore this season—and he has a bright future ahead of him. If you're a fan of FSU football, and you didn't know he was staying for at least one more year until you read this, I bet that put a smile on …

By Doug Blackburn Democrat senior writer — Seminole Boosters will be celebrating more than just a new class of recruits at Wednesday evening's signing party.

TALLAHASSEE – Florida State won't have the top recruiting class in the nation this year, but that doesn't mean the Seminoles won't be pulling in highly touted prospects.FSU enters Wednesday's National Signing Day with 16 recruits, including three that have enrolled in school….

Opinions may vary slightly, but one could make a fair argument that, counting the class of 2012, the three most recent No. 1-ranked high school football prospects in the country were defensive ends. In 2010, Urban Meyer and Florida swooped into Rancho Verde High School in Moreno Valley, Calif. and came away with Ronald Powell. And a year ago, South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier was able to keep …

By Natalie Pierre-Maliqi NoleSports.com reporter — It has been more than 550 days, but it's finally signing week for P.J. Williams. The 6-foot-1, 185-pound safety was Florida State's first commitment of the highly touted Class of 2012.

Seminoles are shooting better, turning the ball over less during five-game streak TALLAHASSEE — The statistics show the same thing the win-loss column has indicated the last three weeks: Florida State is playing better basketball.

Both programs have won games in recent weeks on last-second shots TALLAHASSEE — A week ago, it was Michael Snaer 's last-second, game-winning 3-pointer at Duke that got Florida State buzzing about its men's basketball team.

By Natalie Pierre-Maliqi NoleSports.com reporter — Editor's note: With National Signing Day looming on Wednesday, we are profiling some of the prospects expected to sign with Florida State.

By Corey Clark NoleSports.com editor — National Signing Day is now less than a week away, which means the always-fluid world of recruiting gets even more unpredictable.