Florida State will retire Jameis Winston's jersey in the home finale Saturday against North Alabama as the Seminoles honor the 10th anniversary of the 2013 national champions.

Winston won the Heisman Trophy in 2013 as a redshirt freshman, leading Florida State to a 14-0 record after throwing 40 touchdown passes and setting the national freshman record for passing yards with 4,057.

He also led Florida State to the first College Football Playoff in 2014, with the Seminoles losing to Oregon in the semifinals. Winston passed for 7,964 yards (fourth in FSU history) and 65 touchdowns (second) during his two seasons

"The retirement of Jameis' jersey will certainly be a great event on our campus," FSU athletic director Michael Alford said in a statement. "He had a huge impact on Florida State football, and his place as one of our all-time greats is unquestioned. I know we all look forward to seeing his No. 5 becoming a permanent part of Doak Campbell Stadium."

Winston was the No. 1 pick of the 2015 NFL draft, taken by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He spent five seasons there and is now the backup quarterback for the New Orleans Saints. He has completed 1,748 passes for 21,941 yards and 139 touchdowns in nine NFL seasons.

He becomes the 11th FSU football player to have his jersey retired, joining Fred Biletnikoff, Ron Sellers, Ron Simmons, Deion Sanders, Charlie Ward, Warrick Dunn, Chris Weinke, Derrick Brooks, Terrell Buckley and Marvin Jones.

Florida State began retiring jerseys, rather than numbers, in 1997.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh will accept a three-game suspension from the Big Ten and the conference will end its investigation into a sign-stealing scheme as part of an agreement to resolve the school's lawsuit against the league, Michigan said Thursday.

Harbaugh was suspended last Friday by the Big Ten and Michigan hours later asked a court for an injunction and temporary restraining order. The restraining order was not ruled upon, and Harbaugh did not coach the team against Penn State on Saturday.

The two sides were expected in court Friday in Michigan, but instead Harbaugh will serve out the remainder of the suspension, missing games against Maryland on Saturday and Ohio State on Nov. 25.

Charlie Woods has something that his famous father doesn't: a high school state golf championship gold medal.

Tiger Woods' son, a freshman, shot a 78-76 over two days as The Benjamin School's boys team captured the FHSAA Class A state championship on Wednesday at Mission Inn Resort and Club in Howey-In-The-Hills, Florida.

Charlie Woods, 14, was fourth out of five golfers on the Benjamin team, finishing in a tie for 26th overall. It was the fourth state golf title for the school, which is located in Palm Beach Gardens.

Sophomore Jake Valentine, who clinched the title with a birdie on No. 17 and a putt on the final hole, led the way for The Benjamin School with a 72-76 to tie for eighth overall.

Tiger Woods, who was in attendance and cheering on his son, never won a state high school championship at Western High School in Anaheim, California. That's because the California Interscholastic Federation at that time didn't conduct state championships in golf. Instead, he won the CIF SoCal Regional in 1991 and was the Southern Section medalist in 1991, 1993 and 1994.

During that time, Tiger Woods also became the then-youngest golfer to win the U.S. Junior Amateur when he captured the first of his three titles in 1991.