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Listen: The World ProgramFSU's head football coach Bill Peterson being awarded the Governor's Cup trophy in Tallahassee.
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, M87- 27, Box 12
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Presented during the annual jamboree of the Tallahassee Quarterback Club. The Governor's Cup is awarded annually to the winner of the FSU-Florida football game. Note seated at left is UF head football coach Ray Graves.
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Bill Peterson was named the head football coach at Florida State in December 1959, and coached there through 1970. Peterson would become the first Seminole coach to beat the University of Florida, a 16-7 win at Doak Campbell Stadium. Peterson would also coach the Seminoles to their first win ever at Florida Field. Under Peterson, Fred Biletnikoff would become the Seminoles first All-American. Peterson also recruited the Seminoles first black football players, including J.T. Thomas, the first black to ever play varsity football at FSU.
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