Florida State Seminoles have logged ten of their scheduled eighteen preseason practices, putting them on track for a timely opener against New Mexico State.
Injury Management and Player Availability
Head coach Mike Norvell has repeatedly emphasized that the squad’s medical report remains clean, with no long‑term injuries to date and a collective confidence that the team is ready for the upcoming contest.
Minor setbacks have been limited to a few key position groups; senior running back Tre Wisner missed both preseason scrimmages because of a slight strain, while sophomore wide receiver Jayvan Boggs was held out of full‑speed drills.
Linebacker Izayia Williams, who underwent ACL surgery in high school, is progressing through rehabilitation and is expected to be back on the field before the season begins.
The coaching staff has also confirmed that Samuel Singleton Jr. and Ousmane Kromah are fully available, and the team practiced twice in the last week to give injured players additional recovery time.
With the health picture largely favorable, Norvell says the Seminoles are approaching the New Mexico State matchup with a focus on execution rather than injury concerns, setting the tone for a season that could hinge on staying injury‑free.