The Seminole Sports Network is a radio network carrying Florida State University Seminoles athletic events, operated by Learfield IMG College. There are 19 stations in the network (13 on AM, 6 on FM) including 3 flagships.
Current network stations
| Station | Frequency | City | Format | Sports carried | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WDYZ | 660 | Altamonte Springs, Florida | Talk | Football | Serves as the Orlando affiliate. |
| WBGE | 101.9 | Bainbridge, Georgia | Hot adult contemporary | Football | |
| WFNS | 1350 | Blackshear, Georgia | sports radio | Football | |
| WSFN | 790 | Brunswick, Georgia | sports radio | Football | |
| WBGF | 93.5 | Belle Glade, Florida | Spanish language | Football, basketball | |
| WNRP | 1620 | Gulf Breeze, Florida | talk | Football, basketball | Relayed on FM translators on 92.3 at Pensacola, & 95.3 at Brenton, Alabama. |
| WOKV | 690 | Jacksonville, Florida | sports | Football, basketball | |
| WLKF | 1430 | Lakeland, Florida | News/talk | Football | Also relayed via F.M. translator W244BJ on 96.7 MHz. |
| WDSR | 1340 | Lake City, Florida | Country music | Football | Relayed on F.M. via translator W240DU on 95.9 MHz. |
| WLBE | 790 | Leesburg, Florida | Full service | Basketball | |
| WJZS | 106.1 | Live Oak, Florida | sports | Football | |
| WJAQ | 100.9 | Marianna, Florida | Country | Football, basketball | |
| WIXC | 1060 | Melbourne, Florida | Spanish language sports | Football | |
| WFLA-FM | 100.7 | Midway, Florida | talk radio | Baseball | This is the only station to air baseball |
| WDBO | 580 | Orlando, Florida | News/talk | Basketball | Relayed on F.M. via translator W297BB on 107.3 MHz. |
| WXSR | 101.5 | Quincy, Florida | Rock | Basketball | Flagship |
| WJBR | 1010 | Seffner, Florida | Podcasts | Football, men's basketball | Repeated on WQYK-FM HD2; also translators on 92.1 at Tampa, & 103.1 at New Port Richey |
| WTNT-FM | 94.9 | Tallahassee, Florida | Country music | Football | Co-flagship with WTLY |
| WFTL | 850 | West Palm Beach, Florida | talk | Football, basketball | Relayed on WRMF-HD2 |
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