Jayvan Boggs breaks the rock in FSU victory over Central Arkansas
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 26, 2026, 11:46 PM
Last updated Sep 26, 2026

Florida State University celebrated a victory over Central Arkansas on September 26, 2026. Following the game, wide receiver Jayvan Boggs received the honor of breaking the rock after achieving a career-high of 122 receiving yards and one touchdown on six receptions. This performance marked an improvement over his previous best, which came against Alabama where he recorded 69 yards. The 'Breaking the Rock' tradition symbolizes team unity and hard work, with Boggs succeeding Sam Singleton Jr., who broke the rock after FSU's first win of the season. The team aims to maintain momentum as the season progresses.
- •Jayvan Boggs breaks the rock after a career day with 122 yards.
- •FSU's win over Central Arkansas occurred on September 26, 2026.
- •Boggs had six receptions and one touchdown in the game.
- •The rock-breaking tradition highlights team unity and success.
- •Boggs improved upon his previous career best against Alabama.
- 11:46 PMYahoo Sports — Jayvan Boggs breaks the rock after career day in FSU win
"After Florida State's win over Central Arkansas, wide receiver Jayvan Boggs was given the honor of breaking the rock after his career day.
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