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FSU Football's full 2025 schedule released by ACC

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Florida State coach Mike Norvell (Melina Myers-USA TODAY Sports)

The Florida State football team’s 2025 schedule was released on Monday night, along with the rest of the Atlantic Coast Conference.

Six of the Seminoles’ game dates were already known — Alabama, East Texas A&M, Kent State, Virginia, Miami and Florida — and the other six were released during a show on the ACC Network.

Here is a look at Florida State’s 2025 schedule (home games in ALL CAPS).

Aug. 30 — ALABAMA

Sept. 6 — EAST TEXAS A&M

Sept. 13 — Bye

Sept. 20 — KENT STATE

Sept. 26 — at Virginia

Oct. 4 — MIAMI

Oct. 11 — PITT

Oct. 18 — at Stanford

Oct. 25 — Bye

Nov. 1 — WAKE FOREST

Nov. 8 — at Clemson

Nov. 15 — VIRGINIA TECH

Nov. 21 — at N.C. State

Nov. 29 — at Florida

Here are additional notes about the opponents from FSU Sports Information:

Florida State is 4-6 all-time against Pittsburgh, including a 2-1 mark since Pitt joined the ACC in 2013. FSU won the last meeting between the teams at Pitt in 2023.

The meeting against Stanford will be Florida State’s first against the Cardinal. Florida State’s last regular-season game in the state of California was a 1997 season-opening win at USC. The last time FSU played in California was the 2014 College Football Playoff Semifinal at the Rose Bowl. The Seminoles won their most recent national title in the 2013 BCS National Championship Game, also in the Rose Bowl.

FSU is 31-9-1 all-time against Wake Forest, including a 20-4-1 record inside Doak Campbell Stadium and a 23-7 record since Florida State joined the Atlantic Coast Conference. FSU won the most recent meeting between the teams, a 41-16 victory in Winston-Salem in 2023.

Florida State leads the all-time series against Clemson 21-16 including a 31-24 overtime win the last time FSU visited Memorial Stadium in 2023. That victory snapped Clemson’s 25-game home winning streak against ACC opponents and was just the second home loss under Dabo Swinney when the Tigers led by at least 10 points.

FSU is 24-13-1 against Virginia Tech, including a 39-17 win at Doak in 2023. The win improved FSU to 14-6 at home against the Hokies and gave FSU a 4-3 advantage in the series since Virginia Tech joined the ACC in 2004. The matchup will be the third consecutive in the series in Tallahassee.

Florida State’s game at NC State will be the first between the programs since 2022 after playing every season from 1992-2022. The Seminoles lead the all-time series 27-16 and hold an 11-10 advantage away from Tallahassee. As members of the ACC, FSU is 19-12 against the Wolfpack. FSU’s game at NC State will be the second of the season on a Friday, joining the September 26 game at Virginia. The last time FSU played two regular-season road games on a Friday was 1958.

The Seminoles are coming off a 2-10 season that caused head coach Mike Norvell to replace his offensive and defensive coordinators and several other assistant coaches this offseason.

When Florida State opens the season against Alabama, FSU will have a new offensive coordinator in Gus Malzahn and a new defensive coordinator in Tony White.

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