FSU loses to Miami in double overtime; Norvell remains under pressure
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 18, 2026, 2:45 PM
Last updated Oct 18, 2026
Florida State University faced a heartbreaking double-overtime loss to No. 3 Miami on Saturday night. Despite the defeat, head coach Mike Norvell may have gained some leeway regarding his job security. The Seminoles showed resilience and competitive spirit, despite struggling with key decisions that left points unscored late in the game. With a record of 3-4, FSU will enter a bye week before facing Clemson on October 31, with hopes of competing for bowl eligibility.
- •FSU lost to Miami, 3-4 overall this season.
- •Norvell's coaching future is under examination amid disappointing season.
- •Failed fourth-down attempts left points on the field for FSU.
- •Next game for FSU is against Clemson on October 31.
- •FSU has upcoming opportunities against Pitt, Boston College, NC State, and Florida.
- 2:45 PMYahoo Sports — FSU's loss to Miami may buy Mike Norvell some time, but not free pass
"The Miami Hurricanes broke FSU football's heart, but it may have bought Mike Norvell more time. The Seminoles are still fighting, and that matters.
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