Florida State University Seminoles Radio Network
The Florida State University Seminoles radio network is a radio network operated by IMG College. There are 32 stations in the network (24 on A.M., 8 on F.M.) including 3 flagships. Tampa has a new (2019) station for every Noles football & basketball game 92.1 FM/1010 AM.
Current network stations
| Station | Frequency | City | Format | Sports carried | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WFNS | 1350 | Blackshear, Georgia | sports | Football | |
| WSFN | 790 | Brunswick, Georgia | sports | Football | |
| WBGF | 93.5 | Belle Glade, Florida | Spanish language | Football, basketball | |
| WTAN | 1340 | Clearwater, Florida | brokered | Football, basketball | |
| WDCF | 1350 | Dade City, Florida | Brokered | Football, basketball | |
| WFTL | 850 | Fort Lauderdale, Florida | talk | Football, basketball | |
| WNRP | 1620 | Gulf Breeze, Florida | talk | Football, basketball | |
| WBOB | 1320 | Jacksonville, Florida | talk | Football, basketball | |
| WHOO | 1080 | Kissimmee, Florida | sports | Football, basketball | |
| WQHL | 1250 | Live Oak, Florida | sports | Football, basketball | |
| WIXC | 1060 | Melbourne, Florida | talk | Football | |
| WQVN | 1360 | Miami, Florida | talk | Football, basketball | |
| WTKE-FM | 100.3 | Niceville, Florida | sportstalk | Football, basketball | |
| WOCA | 1370 | Ocala, Florida | news/talk | Football, basketball | |
| WIYD | 1260 | Palatka, Florida | Country music | Football, basketball | |
| WPCF | 1290 | Panama City, Florida | Trop-rock | Baseball | This is the only station to air men's baseball |
| WFOY | 1240 | St. Augustine, Florida | news/talk | Football | WFOY is rebroadcast on W272CT on 102.3MHz. |
| WPUL | 1590 | South Daytona, Florida | gospel | Football, basketball | |
| WSTU | 1450 | Stuart, Florida | news/talk | Football | |
| WTLY | 1270 | Tallahassee, Florida | sports | Football, basketball | Co-flagship with WTNT |
| WTNT | 94.9 | Country music | Football, basketball | Co-flagship with WTLY | |
| WZHR | 1400 | Zephyrhills, Florida | brokered-time | Football, basketball | |
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