Florida State 2024 Schedule Released

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Seminoles Set for Another Challenging Slate

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Non-Conference Slate Features Home Games Against Notre Dame, South Florida

** TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida State released its 2024 football schedule on Thursday, which features a challenging non-conference slate and a tough ACC schedule. The Seminoles will open the season on Aug. 31 at home against Notre Dame. The Fighting Irish are a perennial powerhouse and will be a tough test for the Seminoles. Florida State will also host South Florida on Sept. 7 and Samford on Sept. 14. The Seminoles will travel to LSU on Sept. 21 for a highly anticipated matchup between two of the nation's top programs. The Seminoles will open ACC play on Sept. 28 at home against Louisville. They will also host Miami on Oct. 5, NC State on Oct. 19, and Clemson on Nov. 2. Florida State will travel to Boston College on Oct. 12, Wake Forest on Oct. 26, and Syracuse on Nov. 9. The Seminoles will close out the regular season on Nov. 23 at home against Florida. The Seminoles are coming off a 10-3 season in 2023, which included a victory over LSU in the Citrus Bowl. Head coach Mike Norvell is entering his fourth season at the helm of the program and is looking to lead the Seminoles to their first ACC championship since 2014. **

Full 2024 Florida State Football Schedule

** * Aug. 31: Notre Dame * Sept. 7: South Florida * Sept. 14: Samford * Sept. 21: at LSU * Sept. 28: Louisville (ACC opener) * Oct. 5: Miami (ACC) * Oct. 12: at Boston College (ACC) * Oct. 19: NC State (ACC) * Oct. 26: at Wake Forest (ACC) * Nov. 2: Clemson (ACC) * Nov. 9: at Syracuse (ACC) * Nov. 23: Florida (ACC) **

Conclusion

** The Seminoles have a challenging schedule in 2024, but they have the talent and experience to compete for an ACC championship. The non-conference schedule is highlighted by the game against Notre Dame, which will be a great test for the Seminoles early in the season. The ACC schedule is also tough, but the Seminoles have a good chance to win the Atlantic Division and reach the ACC Championship Game.