Florida State Seminoles Football - Uniform

Uniform

Florida State's uniforms are considered among the most iconic in the sport of college football and they have went through very few changes throughout the years. They are thought of as unique because of the tribal influences that they have in respect to the seminole culture that they represent. The team's jersey and helmet have remained relatively unchanged throughout the years. In a poll conducted by ESPN, Florida State was chosen to have the best college helmet.

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