After three straight trips to at least the Sweet Sixteen right before and during the pandemic, Florida State basketball has fallen back out of the national spotlight.
The Florida State Seminoles did what they could to salvage their #Tribe27 recruiting class over the summer. Regardless, Florida State entered the 2026 season outside of the top-30 in the class rankings.
Mike Norvell and the Florida State Seminoles seem to be on the long path toward a sad ending.
Florida State fans actually had a little bit of excitement going into the 34-7 victory against Central Arkansas. Not just because the Seminoles were practically guaranteed to win, but also to finally get a look at some of the backup players, including quarterback Malachi Marshall.
The Florida State Seminoles are diving headfirst into the bulk of their conference schedule. Only 1 of Florida State's first four games was against an ACC opponent.
The Florida State Seminoles have completed the first third of the 2026 season, compiling a 2-2 record through four games. Though it's still relatively early in the campaign, injuries are already starting to pile up across the roster.
The majority of Florida State fans are uneasy regarding the current state of the program. The Seminoles have posted back-to-back losing seasons, and even with a 34-7 victory against Central Arkansas, the team doesn't necessarily appear to be trending towards turning its struggles around.
The Florida State Seminoles got back into the winning column on Saturday afternoon, slugging along to a 34-7 win. Central Arkansas never really threatened the Seminoles, but the Bears controlled the ball for much of the day.
The Florida State Seminoles have technically been able to keep their #Tribe27 class together despite the growing uncertainty surrounding head coach Mike Norvell's job status.
Saturday's matchup against Central Arkansas could provide Florida State fans their first chance to see more from players who have spent much of the season waiting for their opportunity, and what many anticipate could be the future of Florida State's offense.
The Florida State Seminoles are 1-2 after the first quarter of the 2026 season. That means the Seminoles need to win 5 of their final 9 games to prevent the ongoing postseason drought from reaching three years.
The Florida Seminoles are coming off a confusing loss to the Alabama Crimson Tide, where the offense exceeded expectations, but the defense fell flat on its face.
Norvell's dismissal could come as soon as after Saturday's game against the Alabama Crimson Tide.
Former Florida State offensive lineman Jacob Rizy was released from the New England Patriots’ practice squad Thursday, ending a promising first NFL summer that began as a priority undrafted free agent.
Mike Norvell seemed surprised by a question about a box truck outside of his house on Wednesday.
Florida State brought Michael Alford in 2020 to run Seminole Boosters. He became athletic director on January 3, 2022, and served for around five years.
Norvell was already feeling the pressure even before the latest move by Florida State.
The Florida State Seminoles have not had a star running back on campus since Dalvin Cook from 2014-2016. Through two games this season, it appears the Seminoles may have their next star running back.
The lights inside Doak Campbell Stadium went out at 7:29 p.m. ET on Monday, six minutes before Florida State and No. 19 SMU were scheduled to open ACC play.
Happy Labor Day, and also, happy college football weekend. Here's a look at the lone game wrapping up Week 1.
The Texas Tech Red Raiders were the talk of college football, and frankly, the talk of the sports world in general, because of their quarterback controversy earlier this offseason.
Florida State Seminoles football coach Mike Norvell entered the 2026 season with a lot at stake.
The final Week 0 wrapped up with eight FBS games, led by a power conference showdown across the pond, a statement Virginia win and one remarkably successful FBS debut.
The quarterback situation at Texas Tech has taken another unexpected turn.
Seemingly, everybody is suing the NCAA nowadays.
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