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Florida State’s 2026 Football Forecast: Road Wins, Rushing Power and a Mid‑Season Pivot

Analysts outline four daring expectations for the Seminoles as they chase an eight‑win season.

Bold Predictions Shape the Seminoles' 2026 Agenda

Analysts have laid out a set of daring expectations for the Florida State Seminoles heading into the 2026 campaign, ranging from an unexpected road victory over Alabama to a continued emphasis on a ground‑heavy offense.

The backfield is slated to retain two of its most potent contributors, Ousmane Kromah and Samuel Singleton, who are expected to shoulder the bulk of the rushing workload.

At the quarterback position, the team is projected to replace Ashton Daniels, whose ball‑security issues have mounted, with JUCO standout Malachi Marshall, a move that could alter the offensive rhythm mid‑season.

Despite the tough slate, which includes road trips to SMU, Louisville, Miami and Florida, the forecast predicts a total of eight wins, underscoring confidence in the program’s depth.

A Coaching Crossroads

With the head coach’s future uncertain, the program faces a pivotal transition that may affect recruiting, scheme and overall momentum as the season unfolds.

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