Florida State University posted a convincing 34-17 win over New Mexico State, pulling away early and maintaining control throughout the contest.
The Seminoles' ground attack proved to be the centerpiece of the offense, combining for over 200 rushing yards while the passing game contributed a complementary 202 yards.
Running back Ousmane Kromah led the charge, grinding out 115 yards on 14 carries and capping the effort with a touchdown.
Samuel Singleton Jr. also made his mark, scoring twice, including a 35‑yard reception that helped the team pull ahead in the second half.
Defensive Highlights
Cornerback Quindarrius Jones contributed the only interception of the night, underscoring a disciplined effort that limited New Mexico State's scoring chances.
Looking Ahead
Coaches indicated that the team will likely continue to lean on a running back‑by‑committee approach, using the depth at the position to keep defenses guessing.
The victory not only boosts the Seminoles' record but also reinforces confidence in their balanced offensive identity as they head into the next stretch of the schedule.