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FSU football: All-Time top ten receivers in Seminoles history

By Andrew Hughes

Chop Chat presents the top 10 all-time Seminoles wide receivers in the history of the FSU football program by career yardage Mandatory Credit: Bob Donnan-USA TODAY Sports
Chop Chat presents the top 10 all-time Seminoles wide receivers in the history of the FSU football program by career yardage Mandatory Credit: Bob Donnan-USA TODAY Sports /
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FSU football career receiving leader No. 9: Mike Shumann

  • 2,306 receiving yards
  • 16 touchdowns
  • 17.2 yards per catch

While his records have fallen, Mike Shumann was once the greatest receiver in the history of Florida State’s football program because of a five-year career that saw him take off from the sport in 1976. Shumann ranked second in career receptions (134), third in yardage, and sixth in touchdowns during the Tallahassee native’s time in a Seminoles uniform.

A member of the 1981 San Francisco 49ers Super Bowl XVI championship team, Shumann lasted half a decade in the NFL before signing with the USFL’s Oakland Invaders. While never a star at the next level, Shumann was undeniable during his FSU football career.

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