Our Sportsbonehead award goes to the entire athletic department at Florida State. They cheated. They acted like they were Sgt. Schultz form Hogan’s Heroes and said “I know nothing.”

Bobby Bowden was making the bid to be the winningest coach in NCAA football history and now that is being sidelined.

Here is the deal: The Seminoles will have to give up two scholarships this recruiting season and one the following year for football. Other sports will lose scholarships and have victories — including three NCAA national championships in track and field — threatened.

The NCAA said 61 Florida State athletes cheated on an online test from the fall of 2006 through summer 2007 or received improper help from staffers who provided them with answers to the exam and typed papers for them.

Many of the sports will be impacted.

The 79-year-old Bowden, who has often stated he wanted to reach 400 wins before calling it a career, was not available to comment on the NCAA report.

The men’s basketball program will lose one scholarship for two years and the women’s program will be down two for two years. Other programs were hit with fractional reductions.

For this, Florida State, you are a SPORTSBONEHEAD.