LIVE Halftime Nov 14
ECU 17 -16.5 o63.5
TLSA 17 16.5 u63.5
UNT -1.0 o72.5
UTSA 1.0 u72.5
WYO 9.5 o47.0
CSU -9.5 u47.0
UCLA 4.0 o46.5
WASH -4.0 u46.5
HOU 2.0 o46.5
ARIZ -2.0 u46.5
TEX -12.0 o57.5
ARK 12.0 u57.5
LT 13.0 o52.5
WKU -13.0 u52.5
CLEM -11.5 o53.0
PITT 11.5 u53.0
OSU -28.5 o43.5
NW 28.5 u43.5
LIB -14.0 o52.0
MASS 14.0 u52.0
UTAH 11.5 o45.5
COLO -11.5 u45.5
TULN -7.0 o52.0
NAVY 7.0 u52.0
ULM 24.5 o46.0
AUB -24.5 u46.0
CCU 9.5 o56.5
MRSH -9.5 u56.5
MURR 38.5 o49.5
UK -38.5 u49.5
MER 41.5 o57.5
ALA -41.5 u57.5
FAU 2.5 o51.5
TEM -2.5 u51.5
FIU 13.5 o58.0
JVST -13.5 u58.0
MSU 2.5 o47.5
ILL -2.5 u47.5
HAW -2.5 o60.0
USU 2.5 u60.0
SHSU -15.5 o42.5
KENN 15.5 u42.5
SYR 9.0 o57.5
CAL -9.0 u57.5
ORST -3.5 o45.0
AFA 3.5 u45.0
USF -2.5 o54.5
CHAR 2.5 u54.5
BC 18.5 o54.0
SMU -18.5 u54.0
LOU -20.0 o58.0
STAN 20.0 u58.0
UVA 23.5 o50.5
ND -23.5 u50.5
PSU -28.5 o51.0
PUR 28.5 u51.0
LSU -4.0 o55.0
FLA 4.0 u55.0
NEB 7.5 o50.5
USC -7.5 u50.5
BAY -1.0 o59.0
WVU 1.0 u59.0
TROY 8.0 o54.0
GASO -8.0 u54.0
JMU -3.0 o52.0
ODU 3.0 u52.0
MIZZ 14.0 o42.0
SOCAR -14.0 u42.0
ARST 3.5 o59.0
GSU -3.5 u59.0
RUTG 5.5 o52.0
MD -5.5 u52.0
BSU -14.0 o61.5
SJSU 14.0 u61.5
USA 7.5 o59.0
ULL -7.5 u59.0
ASU 7.5 o50.5
KSU -7.5 u50.5
USM 27.5 o56.0
TXST -27.5 u56.0
ORE -13.5 o52.0
WIS 13.5 u52.0
TENN 10.0 o47.0
UGA -10.0 u47.0
NMSU 39.5 o54.0
TAM -39.5 u54.0
UAB 15.5 o62.5
MEM -15.5 u62.5
CIN 8.0 o53.5
ISU -8.0 u53.5
WAKE 11.0 o64.0
UNC -11.0 u64.0
WSU -10.0 o72.0
UNM 10.0 u72.0
KU 2.5 o56.5
BYU -2.5 u56.5
SDSU 21.0 o54.0
UNLV -21.0 u54.0
Final Nov 12
CMU 10
TOL 37
Final Nov 12
WMU 13
BGSU 31
Final OT Nov 12
BALL 48
BUFF 51
Final Nov 13
AKR 16 14.0 o43.5
NIU 29 -14.0 u43.5
Final Nov 13
EMU 10 10.5 o51.5
OHIO 35 -10.5 u51.5
Final Nov 13
KENT 7 30.5 o47.0
M-OH 34 -30.5 u47.0
Florida State 11th Atlantic Coast5-7
Florida 13th Southeastern6-7

Florida State @ Florida preview

Ben Hill Griffin Stadium

Last Meeting ( Nov 30, 2019 ) Florida State 17, Florida 40

On the surface, it would seem to be a down year for the Florida-Florida State rivalry.

Only the winner of the game between the longtime in-state foes Saturday in Gainesville, Fla., seemingly will clinch the right to go to a bowl game.

However, with the host Gators (5-6) at a crossroads after firing coach Dan Mullen on Sunday and the Seminoles (5-6) building for the future under second-year coach Mike Norvell, the outcome could have long-standing repercussions on both programs.

"I know what this game means," Norvell said, "and, if you don't get up for this one, then go somewhere else, go do something else, because it is not for you."

The rivals did not meet last season because the Southeastern Conference had its teams play a conference-only schedule due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It was the first time the teams had not met since the series began in 1958.

This will be the third time in the past four meetings that one of the teams will be coached by an interim coach. Running backs coach and special teams coordinator Greg Knox will serve as interim coach for Florida on Saturday.

The Gators had designs on potentially competing for the SEC championship following a 3-1 start that included a narrow 31-29 loss at home to then-No. 1 Alabama. Things went south fast from that point. Florida lost five of its next seven games, resulting in Mullen's dismissal after four seasons.

Mullen went 34-15 during his time at Florida, but the Gators have lost nine of their past 11 games against Power 5 opponents.

"The challenge has been we haven't been able to sustain it," Florida athletic director Scott Stricklin said. "You've got to put really good structure and culture in place in order to sustain a high level over a long period of time, and that's going forward what we've got to focus on."

Florida State has been going the other way this season. The Seminoles endured their first 0-4 start since 1974 before turning things around and winning five of the past seven, including a dramatic 31-28 comeback win over Miami two weeks ago.

--Field Level Media

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