TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida State head coach Willie Taggart is opening the football team’s first preseason practice Friday morning to the public.
Fans can enter the practice fields through the West gate adjacent to the parking lot beginning at 10:20 a.m. and can observe from the perimeter of the practice fields. No fans will be permitted inside the Indoor Practice Facility or between the two fields. Please see this map for spectator entrance and viewing areas.
FSU’s clear bag policy, which is enforced at all home games, will be in place for the open practice. Additionally, chairs and food are prohibited at practice. Fans also are not permitted to live stream or take video during the open practice.
Visitors coming to campus without an FSU parking pass should park in visitor parking at the South end of Doak Campbell Stadium. More information regarding parking can be found at the FSU Transportation & Parking Services website here.
In the event inclement weather forces practice to be moved into the Indoor Practice Facility, it will be closed to the public due to space constraints and safety considerations.
Florida State opens its 2019 season against Boise State in Jacksonville on Aug. 31. Tickets for the 7 p.m. kickoff can be purchased here. Ticket options for the six games inside Doak Campbell Stadium, including a Nov. 2 matchup with rival Miami, are available here.
