The Florida State Seminoles are coming off a 2-10 season in 2024, followed by a 5-7 season in 2025, which left some head-scratching moments for Seminole fans hoping for the Garnet and Gold to end a year with a College Football Playoff berth and another bowl game.
Quarterback recruiting has been a mixed bag for the Florida State Seminoles since head coach Mike Norvell took over the program in 2020. The Seminoles have signed a few talented prospects, but every single one of those players ended up transferring, outside of redshirt freshman Kevin Sperry.
The Florida State Seminoles have a tall task ahead of them in 2026, paired with a schedule that doesn't exactly favor them both on the road and at home.
Quarterback recruiting has been a mixed bag for the Florida State Seminoles since head coach Mike Norvell took over the program in 2020. The Seminoles have signed a few talented prospects, but every single one of those players ended up transferring, outside of redshirt freshman Kevin Sperry.
An offense that "is built for playmakers" has become Florida State head coach Mike Norvell's trademark slogan for the types of players he pursues. Whether through the NCAA Transfer Portal or through high school recruiting, he looks for a specific attribute, especially at quarterback.
Florida State athletics has been the school of many now famous athletes, but never before have the Seminoles recruited a competitor with a legacy as large as Tiger Woods on his shoulders.
The Florida State Seminoles, despite everything going on, are still recruiting fairly well. They have the 15th-best 2026 class coming in, and they have the No.
Florida State’s leadership may have just said the quiet part out loud. When athletic director Mike Alford publicly stated that the Seminoles are “not trying to win a National Title” in today’s NIL and transfer portal era, it sent shockwaves through the fanbase.
Coming off another disappointing season, does Florida State have the schedule in place to get back to its elite status? Not really. That doesn't mean the Seminoles can't rise up and rock if they're College Football Playoff good, but the schedule isn't going to be much of a help.
After two and a half years of representing the Red, White, and Blue, infielder Jessi Warren is stepping away from USA Softball and the international game.