The Go runtime does keep a set of goroutines that are blocked and waiting as well as those that are unblocked and ready to be run on a processor. I think runnable goroutines are scheduled in pseudo random order but that knowledge may be outdated. I'm pretty sure its not just a straightforward fifo system, though.
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