Mike Norvell's Florida State coaching future uncertain after 2-2 start
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 1, 2026, 7:15 PM
Last updated Oct 1, 2026

Florida State head coach Mike Norvell faces pressure following a 2-2 start this season. The Seminoles have struggled in recent years, recording a 9-19 record since the 2023 season, including a 3-14 ACC mark. Following a series of setbacks, including a power outage during their home opener, Norvell needs significant wins to secure his position. He must start with a victory against Virginia this weekend to help turn around the season and potentially reach the required 7-win threshold. The athletic department is also reportedly considering former coach Jimbo Fisher if performance does not improve.
- •Florida State has a 2-2 record after a tough start to the season.
- •The Seminoles need to achieve at least 7 wins for Norvell to retain his position.
- •Upcoming games against Virginia, Louisville, and Miami are critical for Norvell.
- •Norvell's coaching future may also be affected by interest in Jimbo Fisher.
- 7:15 PMYahoo Sports — Mike Norvell's seat is hot, but he could still save his job
"FSU head coach Mike Norvell is still on the hot seat with a 2-2 start. However, he can still save his job if the Seminoles go on a string of wins.
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