FSU Cowgirls

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FSU Cowgirls is the name of a small group of Florida State University female co-eds that first came to attention as a trio on an ABC televised football game.

On September 5, 2005, during a Florida State home football game against Miami, ABC televised a bleacher shot of FSU co-eds Jenn Sterger and Fabiola Romero, dressed in minimalist tops, short shorts and cowboy hats. ABC sportscaster Brent Musburger commented that "15,000 red-blooded American men just signed up to go to Florida State next semester."

After the broadcast the FSU Cowgirls, as they call themselves, quickly became the subject of much attention on the internet. Sterger has stated that in addition to Danae Sims, Romero, and herself there are an additional four Cowgirls who cheer the FSU football team from the stands.

In February 2006, Jenn Sterger, Fabiola Romero, and Chrystal Durnan posed for Maxim in a special section entitled "FSU Cowgirls". Sterger and Romero also did a Playboy spot representing Florida State which appeared in the May 2006 edition.