FSU football's Mike Norvell promised immediate change. His first step in keeping that promise came on early signing day, bringing in 18 new players.

It's over. The nightmare FSU football 2024 season has concluded with an ugly loss to Florida. Now, the real work has just begun for Mike Norvell.

For many, there’s no need to waste time on an exhaustive post-mortem of the 2024 season. Seminoles want and deserve quick action.

A fight broke out after a Florida flag was planted on FSU's midfield logo after the game. Florida State coach Mike Norvell ripped it out.

Cue the bugle, and the burial. Somewhere in the subconscious of Seminole fans, the mournful notes of taps resonated as Norvell’s words tailed off. The slow death of the program’s worst season in a half-century finally reached its benediction on a raw November night before 55,107 fans.

Florida State head coach Mike Norvell was not happy with Florida's attempt to plant their flag in Tallahassee. Norvell appeared to take the flag from

The Seminoles didn't appreciate the gesture and a scuffle quickly began on Bobby Bowden Field. In the middle of the fray, FSU head coach Mike Norvell was spotted exchanging words with Billy Napier before pulling the Florida flag off midfield and throwing it. Clearly, he wasn't pleased with how everything unfolded.

Florida State football coach Mike Norvell is hard at work trying to rebuild his coaching staff after a miserable 2-10 season. This past weekend brought the news that UCF head coach Gus Malzahn is set to join Norvell’s staff as his offensive coordinator,

FSU head coach Mike Norvell, who spoke passionately about why the Seminoles should qualify for the College Football Playoff following the ACC Championship, released a statement Su

Since the BCS was created and the history of this, there’s never been an undefeated Power 5 team that was denied an opportunity to play for a national championship over a one-loss team.”