Mike Norvell has a lot on his plate as the Florida State Seminoles head into the 2025 season. He must get his program back on track, or it could cost him his job. Norvell had gone 31-17 over his first four seasons in Tallahassee. He even had the Seminoles knocking on the door of the College Football Playoff before quarterback Jordan Travis’ career-ending leg injury in 2023. Unfortunately, the highs that FSU experienced in 2023 were blotted out by the lows of the 2024 season, which saw the Seminoles go just 2-10 with multiple embarrassing losses. Norvell is now trying to regain his mojo as he works to get Florida State prepared for the upcoming season. The way he sees it, it’s his job to uphold the standard of FSU football, and to him, that means making sure that it is met everywhere and at all points in his program. “Obviously, we have a high standard here,” Norvell said in his Monday media availability (h/t On3). “We all have to uphold that. We ask a lot of our players, we ask a lot of our coaches. I ask aRead More
Mike Norvell understands his role as Florida State looks to rebound in 2025
