FSU drops to 3-4 after double overtime loss to Miami
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 18, 2026, 7:00 PM
Last updated Oct 18, 2026

Florida State University fell to the Miami Hurricanes 43-35 in double overtime on October 16, suffering their second straight defeat. The loss drops FSU’s record to 3-4 this season, raising questions about the future of head coach Mike Norvell. Although speculation suggested that a lopsided loss could prompt a coaching change, sources indicate that Norvell's position remains secure for now. Florida State will have a bye week before returning to action against Clemson on Halloween. To qualify for a bowl game, the Seminoles need at least three victories in their remaining five games.
- •FSU is 3-4 after the loss to Miami.
- •The Seminoles face Clemson on Halloween.
- •Norvell's coaching job is considered secure for now.
- •FSU needs three wins in five games to reach a bowl game.
- 7:00 PMYahoo Sports — FSU 'unlikely' to make decision on Mike Norvell at midseason
"FSU dropped to 3-4 after a heartbreaking loss to Miami. However, a decision on the future of head coach Mike Norvell is unlikely at this time.
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