FSU favored by 31.5 points against New Mexico State this weekend
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 10:00 AM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026

Florida State University (FSU) enters its season opener as a 31.5-point favorite against New Mexico State on August 27, 2026. Head coach Mike Norvell has all three running backs available for this matchup, with Tre Wisner expected to return after injuries sidelined him during preseason scrimmages. Unlike previous seasons, FSU will not release a depth chart, promoting competition among players. The Seminoles aim to improve after a disappointing record in the last two years, backed by significant financial support from boosters totaling $106 million. They seek to fulfill the expectations of both fans and athletic administrators for a successful season.
- •FSU is a 31.5-point favorite for the upcoming game.
- •All three running backs are available for FSU.
- •Tre Wisner is expected to play after recovering from injury.
- •FSU will not release a depth chart this season.
- •The program aims to improve after two down seasons.
- 10:00 AMYahoo Sports — Noles News: FSU is a 31.5 point favorite over New Mexico State this weekend
"FSU should have all three of its running backs available for its season opener vs. New Mexico State.
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