ESPN’s College Football Studio Show will originate live from the field at Doak Campbell Stadium on the campus of Florida State University on Monday, September 7, 2009.

The show features host Rece Davis and expert analysts Lou Holtz and Mark May and will build a set in the northeast corner of the stadium floor. Several [...]]]>

ESPN’s College Football Studio Show will originate live from the field at Doak Campbell Stadium on the campus of Florida State University on Monday, September 7, 2009.

The show features host Rece Davis and expert analysts Lou Holtz and Mark May and will build a set in the northeast corner of the stadium floor. Several live shows will originate from here throughout the day prior to the Florida State vs. Miami football game that is scheduled to kickoff at 8:00 p.m. on ESPN that night.

The gates to Doak Campbell Stadium will open two hours prior to kickoff and although the ESPN Studio Show will telecast several shows before the stadium is open, fans who enter the stadium early can watch the pregame show live. Ticket holders are reminded that Florida State does not allow re-entry to the stadium.

FSU’s entire student body will be seated in the north end zone this year and student seating all year long will be general admission for the first times in years. Florida State students must still register for a ticket on-line at seminoles.com and have a valid student ID with them to enter the stadium.

Quarterback Christian Ponder completed six of 11 passes for 65 yards and one touchdown in the Seminoles’ final scrimmage of the pre-season Saturday at Doak Campbell Stadium. The second-year starter completed five of his last seven passes including a 12-yard scoring strike to wide receiver Richard Goodman. He completed his longest pass of [...]]]> Courtesy of Seminoles.com:

Quarterback Christian Ponder completed six of 11 passes for 65 yards and one touchdown in the Seminoles’ final scrimmage of the pre-season Saturday at Doak Campbell Stadium. The second-year starter completed five of his last seven passes including a 12-yard scoring strike to wide receiver Richard Goodman. He completed his longest pass of the morning (a 22-yard pass) to wide receiver Jarmon Fortson.

The scrimmage came only nine days before the Seminoles open the 2009 season against Miami on Labor Day night at home in a nationally televised game on ESPN. The game is set to kick-off at 8:00 p.m.

Running back Jermaine Thomas ran the ball well as he accumulated 41 yards on five carries for an 8.2 yards per carry effort. In addition, Ty Jones gained 11 yards on two carries and Tavares Pressley gained 11 yards on four carries. Freshman Lonnie Pryor had two catches for 52 yards including a scrimmage-high 49-yard reception from quarterback Will Secord.