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Florida State lost 27-24 to SMU in its opener, but standout grades from PFF recognized five Seminoles, including Ashlynd Barker's 82.7 rating, for their performances on both sides of the ball.
Florida State’s opening ACC game ended in a 27‑24 loss to SMU, with the Seminoles forced into a third‑down slog and a record‑dropping performance by coach Mike Norvell.
Florida State overcame a two‑hour delay at Doak Campbell Stadium to begin its ACC season with a 1‑0 record, highlighted by strong showings from quarterback Ashton Daniels and wide receiver Duce Robinson.
The September 7 game between Florida State and SMU was delayed by a stadium power outage, putting the early‑season ACC matchup in doubt and highlighting key player performances.
The Florida State Seminoles and SMU Mustangs will open their ACC season Monday night at 7:30 p.m. ET, battling at Doak Campbell Stadium in Tallahassee, Florida. It marks the first time the two programs have met in the Florida capital, and SMU currently holds a 1‑0 edge in the series.
Florida State edged New Mexico State 34‑17 in its season opener, showcasing a breakout performance from running back Ousmane Kromah but revealing concerns at quarterback and on defense.
Florida State’s season opener delivered a 34-17 victory over New Mexico State, highlighting a powerful rushing attack led by Ousmane Kromah while revealing defensive gaps that must be addressed before the next challenge.
Florida State’s 34-17 victory over New Mexico State highlights a deep roster and a perfect start under coach Mike Norvell.
Florida State secured a 34‑17 victory over New Mexico State in its season opener, yet the defense struggled on third downs. Coach Norvell and linebacker Chris Jones highlighted communication breakdowns, while standout performances from Quindarrius Jones and the ground game offered glimpses of potential ahead of a crucial matchup with SMU.
With a massive influx of transfers and returners, Florida State's coaching staff navigates intense competitions at key positions as the Seminoles gear up for their August 29 opener.
Florida State University is navigating critical roster decisions at offensive line, running back, and cornerback ahead of the 2026 season, with coaches emphasizing flexibility and trust to build a competitive team.
Florida State University is fine‑tuning its roster for the opening game against New Mexico State, with intense competition across the offensive line, secondary and linebacker corps.
Florida State’s head coach reflects on the team’s inaugural padded session, emphasizing competitive drills, standout performances and the promising development of both lines.
Florida State is reshaping its defensive backfield with new coaches, transfers and retained leaders as it aims to improve on last season's inconsistencies.
Weight fluctuations among 53 Seminoles players reveal strategic adjustments, with quarterbacks and linemen leading the shifts
Florida State's defensive backfield receives a major infusion of talent as the Seminoles lock in two four-star recruits and keep a high-profile prospect on their radar.
Florida State University's football program has secured a trio of top defensive backs, reinforcing its secondary ahead of the 2028 recruiting cycle.
With the season opener against New Mexico State looming, Florida State's defense is undergoing a major transformation, blending experienced returnees with promising newcomers.
The NCAA's recent eligibility change grants Division I student‑athletes a fifth year of play, reshaping roster planning for programs like Florida State, where seven seniors could extend their collegiate careers.
Florida State will enter the 2026 campaign with a dramatically expanded roster, featuring 63 new players, including 52 freshmen, and a strategy to stay within NCAA scholarship caps through grandfathered provisions.
Florida State enters 2026 with high hopes, relying on pivotal performances from the left tackle, cornerback and linebacker groups to turn roster overhaul into tangible success.
The Florida State Seminoles are deep in preparation for the upcoming season, with key battles across the offensive line, secondary and receiving corps shaping the roster.
Kamarion Johnson, a three‑star safety from Georgia, has cut his list to Florida State, Florida and Cincinnati, and will visit each in June after reopening his recruitment.
A 13‑0 championship season gave way to consecutive losses, prompting coaches, players and boosters to reassess the program’s long‑term viability.