The 2026 football season starts in Tallahassee, Florida, this upcoming Saturday, when the Florida State Seminoles host the New Mexico State Aggies for a Week 0 matchup inside Doak Campbell Stadium.
The 2026 college football season is closing in with the Florida State Seminoles fewer than three weeks away from taking the field against New Mexico State.
It's hard to overstate just how impressive Micahi Danzy's rise was a year ago. After converting from running back to wide receiver, while grappling with his offseason track duties, Danzy wasn't projected to make a major impact going into spring practice.
Florida State defensive coordinator Tony White has spent months watching the Seminoles' revamped receiving corps from the opposite sideline. While veteran wide receiver Duce Robinson remains the headliner, White believes another pass catcher could be on the verge of a second breakout campaign.
College football has historically been known as a sport that caters to the elite. It is very difficult to win a national championship if you aren't Notre Dame, Alabama, Ohio State, or a host of other schools that have great programs that invest heavily in keeping them at the top.
Florida State brought in over 60 new players this offseason to fill in various holes across the roster. The only position where the Seminoles didn't add a transfer was at wide receiver.
Florida State's coaching staff is always looking for talent, with the belief everything else will work itself out. In recent years, the Seminoles brought in athletes who were still figuring out their future positions, such as Amaree Williams and Micahi Danzy.
Florida State's wide receivers were one of the positives of the 2025 season. Though the acquisition of Squirrel White didn't end up working out, the Seminoles saw important developments from Duce Robinson, Micahi Danzy, and Lawayne McCoy, who all had career years.
Florida State wide receiver Micahi Danzy gave the Seminoles a glimpse of his big-play potential last season. Now, head coach Mike Norvell believes the redshirt sophomore is beginning to make an impact beyond his speed and versatility.
Last season, the Florida State Seminoles rocked the country after toppling the Alabama Crimson Tide 31-17, entering the game as heavy underdogs at home to kick off the home-and-home series between the two programs.
While Florida State faces critical depth chart rebuilds in the trenches, head coach Mike Norvell's roster enters 2026 with clear strengths. If the Seminoles are to navigate their shifting offensive identity under Ashton Daniels, they will likely lean heavily on their elite skill positions and a reloaded secondary.
Coaching changes happen every year, but they don't all happen the same way. We have had some wild offseason coaching moves in recent seasons, and 2025-2026 wasn't any different.
Speed is an asset that college football programs can never have enough of. Florida State has a few special athletes on its roster ahead of the 2026 season, including redshirt sophomore wide receiver Micahi Danzy, who has proven himself as one of the fastest men in the country.
The Florida State Seminoles had a capable wide receiver room in 2025 as Duce Robinson and Micahi Danzy put together breakout seasons. Both rising stars are back for another year in Tallahassee, but the Seminoles still need to add depth around them to help the program in the present and the future.
TALLAHASSEE — Florida State quarterback Ashton Daniels may still be learning the ins and outs of the Seminoles’ offense, but one thing has already stood out in spring camp, and that is the young talent FSU was able to bring in the past two cycles.
Florida State already has an Olympic-level speed demon on its roster in redshirt sophomore wide receiver Micahi Danzy. Danzy hailed from right down the road in Tallahassee and didn't waste much time choosing the Seminoles after the program made him a major target.
Florida State's wide receiver room is headlined by senior Duce Robinson and redshirt sophomore Micahi Danzy. Both players put together breakout campaigns during the 2025 season.
Florida State's wide receiver room is expected to be a strength on offense going into the 2026 season. It might not be much of a coincidence that the unit turned around quickly under the direction of wide receivers coach Tim Harris Jr.
It will be Military Appreciation Weekend in Tallahassee, Florida, as the Florida State Seminoles are set to face the Virginia Tech Hokies in the final home game of the 2025 season against the Virginia Tech Hokies at 7:30 p.m.
2025 has been a whirlwind for the Florida State Seminoles as they enter mid-season with a .500 record. FSU has yet to win a conference game this year and will travel to California on Friday as it continues to prepare for its matchup against the Stanford Cardinal.
Florida State wide receiver and Tallahassee native Micahi Danzy has been a bright spot for the Seminoles this season. From track star to double coverage touchdowns, there isn't much we haven't seen from the Florida High product.
After jumping out to a 28-3 lead through three quarters, Miami turned on cruise control to a victory that looked closer in score than it was on the field.
College football’s Week 5 slate for the 2025 season continues with an ACC showdown on Friday night between Florida State and Virginia. The Seminoles and Cavaliers both entered the year looking for a program turnaround after combining for a 7-17 record in ‘24.
Redshirt freshman wide receiver Micahi Danzy earned ACC Player of the Week honors Monday after his breakout performance Saturday vs. Kent State. Danzy, from Tallahassee, was named ACC Rookie of the Week after recording 176 total yards on just three touches in FSU’s 66-10 win over the Golden Flashes.