Brian Kelly Says Florida State Job Would Be an Honor
On November 3, Brian Kelly said he would welcome the chance to coach Florida State, whose opening followed Mike Norvell’s firing. Kelly praised the program’s tradition and national profile.
On November 3, Brian Kelly said he would welcome the chance to coach Florida State, whose opening followed Mike Norvell’s firing. Kelly praised the program’s tradition and national profile.
Missouri coach Eli Drinkwitz said on November 3 that he is not a candidate for Florida State’s coaching vacancy, as the Tigers prepare to visit Texas on November 7.
Florida State fired Mike Norvell after a 3-5 start, opening a major coaching vacancy. Analysts have suggested several coordinators as potential candidates, including Georgia’s Glenn Schumann and Utah’s Kevin McGiven.
Florida State’s leading receiver, Duce Robinson, will undergo season-ending knee surgery after being injured against Clemson. The decision was announced in Tallahassee on November 3.
Florida State fired coach Mike Norvell after a 36-24 loss to Clemson on November 1 and began looking for a replacement. Former coach Jimbo Fisher and Wake Forest’s Jake Dickert have emerged as possible candidates.
Florida State fired football coach Mike Norvell on November 1, 2026, a day after a 36-24 home loss to Clemson. Rick Stockstill was named interim coach as the school began searching for a replacement.
Clemson coach Dabo Swinney criticized a banner calling for Mike Norvell’s firing after Clemson beat Florida State 36-24 at Doak Campbell Stadium on November 1.
Freshman quarterback Tait Reynolds accounted for three touchdowns as Clemson beat Florida State 36-24 in Tallahassee on October 31, extending its winning streak in the series to three games.
On October 31, Florida State hosts Clemson with Mike Norvell under pressure after a 3-4 start and growing questions about the program’s direction.
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