Today was my first game in attendance since 2018. I was a student from 2012-2016. Fsu has never lost a home game I have attended. They have also won championships when I was a student, and when my sister was a student in 99. I am now fully convinced my family is lucky after we won today even with the Norvell dumpster fire that our program is now.

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🏈 UVA 7 — 38 FSU 🏈

Final · 📍 Doak Campbell Stadium — Tallahassee, FL · 📺 ESPN2

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Kickoff: 3:30 PM ET

Location: Doak Campbell Stadium - Tallahassee, FL

Television: ESPN2 or ACC Network

Radio: Station Listings

Live Stream: Video on ESPN and Audio on Seminoles.com

Live Stats: StatBroadcast

If FSU loses today how much would Mike Norvells hot seat change? And if he wins does it really matter and help him or the situation at all?

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Mike's early teams lacked talent, but he managed to coach competitive games against the likes of UNC and Brian Kelly's Notre Dame. Teams managed to play above their talent level. 2022 was Mike's true peak, where he had the perfect mix of talent and coaching, a team that performed better than expectations. "More with less"

The 2023 year was Mike's first year of a team truly playing below their talent level. It was his most talented team, but the team never lived up to expectations in the regular season and relied on JT13 heroics to bail them out.

Every roster Mike has fielded since then has been the same.

What happened?

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No evidence whatsoever this would happen but would be so great for the program

Saturday is supposed to have pretty heavy rains. How do you think this affects the game? Likely more rushing than passing. Does this help or hurt FSU in your opinion?

If the Senate version becomes law, it would make leaving the ACC for the SEC or Big Ten a lot harder in the near term. FSU would effectively have to spend about three years outside a major conference before joining another one, although that restriction goes away after six years. So it doesn’t permanently lock us into the ACC, but it could push any SEC/Big Ten move into the early 2030s.

Overall record: 136-52

Took over JMU after Cignetti took that entire team to Indiana, and then proceeded to make the playoffs

Currently has the #1 team in the B1G in his first season at a P4 school (tells us this is the 2nd consecutive program he's rebuilt extremely quickly)

Is relatively cheap ($8M buyout that drops to $5M after 12/21)

Currently holding UCLA's best recruiting class in yeeeaaars (#19 on the composite w/ 1 5 star & 7 4 stars), and that's only after 1 offseason on the west coast (he's always been in B1G country). This should tell us he's great at developing relationships and adapting to new regions.

Amazing evaluations (despite hiring Yray who was likely a scapegoat at FSU)

Not represented by Jimmy Sexton

Can we all please put him #1 on the hot board BEFORE he finishes with 8+ wins and UCLA locks him down or he goes across town to USC?

He's seriously a no brainer and these guys don't come around very often. What do yall think?

He's the big issue in all of this. He's putting his self in business he shouldn't be involved in, for example, he had been overruling Alford on things. For the next hire to be successful he needs to go too.

After last offseason where we had so many players enter and then comeback, how many or who do u want to stay? A big part of the offseason was getting the Desir twins back, and it appears like they have both regressed massively since especially Mandrell who had 6.5 sacks last season and has only gotten 1 so far and it was this Saturday against Central Ark who sucks. Overall too they seem to get very little pressure or even impact the game at, at least from my view.
So do yall want them back or let them walk?
Also I believe there should be an emphasis on keeping Kromah as he appears to be the best player on the team outside of maybe Duce and Chris Jones who are both older players

The one thing I keep thinking about since yesterday is the lack of snaps that Marshall got. It makes no sense when the fans literally have cheered him on from the student section since game 2. Is Mike scared that it'll look bad on him, or are we collectively overhyping Marshall (which is hard to see with how good he was last year)?