What Radio Station Is the FSU Game On
94.9 FM (WTNT) is the FSU football radio station in Tallahassee; elsewhere, tune the Seminole Sports Network affiliate for the city where you are listening. Florida State does not use one statewide radio frequency, and the outlet can also differ by sport.
How FSU Radio Broadcasts Work
Florida State games are carried through a network of local AM, FM, and HD Radio affiliates. A radio “channel” means the station’s dial frequency, such as 94.9 FM or 810 AM.
For football, Tallahassee listeners should start with WTNT 94.9 FM. Listeners in Orlando, Pensacola, Fort Walton Beach, and other markets have different network choices. The broadcast may include pregame, game, and postgame coverage.
How to Find and Listen to FSU Football on Radio
Use this table to select the football affiliate that serves your area. These are the football outlets in FSU’s Radio Broadcast Guide.
| Listening Area | Station | Football Dial Position |
|---|---|---|
| Tallahassee | WTNT | 94.9 FM |
| Daytona Beach | WRSO | 106.7 FM |
| Fort Walton Beach | WTKE | 100.3 FM; HD 94.3 and HD 103.7 |
| Jacksonville | WOKV | 690 AM |
| Key West, Summerland Key, and Miami | WPIK | 102.5 FM |
| Key West, Tavernier, and Miami | WKEZ | 96.9 FM |
| Lake City | WDSR | 95.9 FM or 1340 AM |
| Live Oak | WJZS | 106.1 FM |
| Live Oak | WGHL | 103.1 FM or 1250 AM |
| Orlando | WRSO | 106.7 FM or 810 AM |
| Panama City | WFLF | 94.5 FM |
| Pensacola | WNRP | 92.3 FM, 95.3 FM, or 1620 AM |
| Port St. Lucie | WPSL | 1590 AM |
| Tampa | WJBR | 92.1 FM or 1010 AM |
| Titusville | WRSO | 106.7 FM |
| West Palm Beach | WFTL | 96.3 FM, 97.9 FM, or 850 AM |
| Bainbridge, Georgia | WBGE | 101.9 FM |
Step 1: Choose the Station for Where You Are Listening
- Identify the city where your radio is located, not necessarily the city where the game is being played.
- Find that city in the table.
- Set the radio to the listed frequency.
For example, Orlando football listeners can use WRSO on 106.7 FM or 810 AM. Pensacola has three listed options, 92.3 FM, 95.3 FM, and 1620 AM, so try another listed signal if one is weak or unavailable.
Fort Walton Beach listeners with an HD Radio receiver can use the listed WTKE HD feeds, while a standard FM radio can use WTKE 100.3 FM.
Step 2: Confirm the Matchup Before Game Time
Check that the station is carrying the right sport, opponent, and date. An affiliate can air regular local programming when a game is not scheduled, and a station’s schedule may include another event before or after FSU coverage.
The clearest confirmation is hearing the Florida State pregame show, team identifiers, or the announcers identify the Seminoles and that day’s opponent. If the station is carrying a different program, it is not broadcasting the game at that time.
Step 3: Stream the Game When You Cannot Receive a Local Station
Download the free Official Florida State App for access to game streams, live scores, and statistics. This is the practical option when you are outside a listed affiliate’s signal area, traveling, or listening on a phone instead of a car or home radio.
Open the app before kickoff, locate the available Florida State live audio, and confirm that the stream names the correct sport and game. Use headphones or connect your phone to a vehicle or speaker if you want to listen away from a traditional radio.
Step 4: Look Up a Current or Archived Broadcast Online
For current radio broadcasts and past game audio, use the All Access Watch page on Seminoles.com. Select the event that matches the sport, opponent, and date; the page can also include other on-demand Florida State video and audio.
This is especially useful if you missed the live game or want to verify whether an audio broadcast is currently available.
Step 5: Finish by Checking the On-Air Team Identification
Once the broadcast begins, listen for the Florida State play-by-play crew and the opponent’s name. That final check matters when markets carry more than one college team or sports event on the same day.
If you hear the wrong game, your market may have a different listed outlet; return to the station table to identify it.
FSU Basketball and Baseball Radio Stations
Football uses the largest set of listed affiliates. Men’s basketball, women’s basketball, and baseball have their own local radio arrangements.
| Sport | Tallahassee Station | Other Listed Radio Options |
|---|---|---|
| Men’s basketball | WFLA 100.7 FM | Panama City: W242BF 96.3 FM; Fort Walton Beach: WTKE 100.3 FM; Jacksonville: WOKV 690 AM; Miami/West Palm: WFTL 850 AM; Orlando: WRSO 810 AM or 97.9 FM; Pensacola: WEBY 1330 AM or 99.1 FM; Tampa: WJBR 1010 AM |
| Women’s basketball | WTLY 96.5 FM | All women’s basketball games are carried locally in Tallahassee on WTLY. |
| Baseball | WFLA 100.7 FM | All baseball games are carried locally in Tallahassee on WFLA. |
Do not assume that the football affiliate in your city will also carry every basketball or baseball game.
Satellite Radio Options for FSU Games
Some Florida State football matchups are available through satellite radio and its streaming app. When a game is offered there, listeners may be able to choose a Florida State home-team feed, the opponent’s away-team feed, or a national broadcast.
The available channel can change by game, so use that matchup’s event listing rather than assuming Florida State has one permanent satellite channel. When offered, this can let listeners choose between home-team and away-team feeds.
Confirm You Have the Right FSU Broadcast
Before settling in, make sure the station matches the sport you want to hear.
If the Station Is Not Coming In Clearly
Try the simplest reception fixes before assuming the broadcast is unavailable.
Improve FM Reception
For FM stations, fully extend the radio’s telescoping antenna if it has one. Move a portable radio a few feet at a time, especially closer to a window and away from chargers, televisions, computers, and other electronics that can add noise.
If the station is faint in a car, wait until you are in a stronger coverage area or switch to the Florida State audio stream. A listed affiliate serves its own market; its signal may not reach every part of the state.
Improve AM Reception
For AM stations, slowly turn the radio to find the clearest direction. Many portable and tabletop radios use an internal AM antenna that receives more strongly from certain angles.
If your market has more than one listed signal, try another listed option.
Use HD Radio Only With a Compatible Receiver
The Fort Walton Beach listings include WTKE HD feeds on 94.3 and 103.7. A standard FM radio can use WTKE 100.3 FM instead.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Tallahassee radio station broadcasts FSU football?
WTNT 94.9 FM is the listed Tallahassee outlet for Florida State football. For Tallahassee men’s basketball and baseball, use WFLA 100.7 FM; women’s basketball is carried locally on WTLY 96.5 FM.
What Orlando radio station broadcasts today’s FSU football game?
Orlando football listeners can tune WRSO on 106.7 FM or 810 AM. Confirm the opponent and game date through the station’s programming or the current Florida State broadcast listing before kickoff.
How can I listen to the FSU game online?
Use the free Official Florida State App for available live streams, scores, and game information. For a current or archived radio broadcast, open the All Access Watch page on Seminoles.com and select the event matching the sport and opponent.
What radio station carries FSU football in Pensacola?
Pensacola football listeners have three listed WNRP options: 92.3 FM, 95.3 FM, and 1620 AM. Try another listed frequency if the first signal is weak where you are listening.
Is the FSU game on satellite radio?
Some Florida State football games are carried on satellite radio, with home-team, away-team, or national-feed choices available for certain matchups. Check the specific game’s satellite-radio listing for the live channel and feed options.