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Florida State football schedule 2022: Who does Florida State miss on the ACC schedule and what are 3 things to know?

Florida State Football Schedule 2022

Aug 27 Duquesne

Sept 4 vs LSU (in New Orleans)

Sept 10 OPEN DATE

Sept 16 at Louisville

Oct 8 at NC State

Oct 22 OPEN DATE

Nov 5 at Miami

Nov 12 at Syracuse

Nov 25 Florida

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Florida State Football Schedule What To Know: Who do the Seminoles miss from the Coastal Division?

The Seminoles have to go Miami, and they get Georgia Tech after getting a week off to rest up, but that means they miss North Carolina, Pitt, Virginia, and Virginia Tech. That’s not bad, but they also don’t get Duke.

In division play, Clemson and Wake Forest have to come to Tallahassee, but going to Louisville, NC State, and Syracuse is tough. Manageable, but tough.

Florida State Football Schedule What To Know: The non-conference problem

Opening up with Duquesne in Week 0 might not be a bad thing – treat the game as a scrimmage – with a trip to New Orleans to face LSU to get everything rolling in Week 1.

However, the Seminoles also have to face Florida from the SEC, and dealing with Louisiana – even though it shouldn’t be the killer from the last two years – isn’t a layup late in the season.

In other words, there aren’t any sure things outside of Duquesne.

Florida State Football Schedule What To Know: What does it all really mean?

It’s not a totally unmanageable slate, but there are way too many 50/50 games to assume that this should be Florida State’s breakthrough year.

Again, getting Clemson at home is big, and there isn’t anyone on the slate the team can’t get by – especially if LSU and Florida aren’t back to form – but the road games against Miami and NC State won’t be easy, and going a month early in the season without a home game will be trying.

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Breaking down and analyzing the 2021 Florida State Seminoles football schedule with the best and worst case scenarios.

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2021 Florida State Football Schedule

Full schedule analysis with best and worst scenarios below

Sept. 5 Notre Dame

Sept. 11 Jacksonville State

Sept. 18 at Wake Forest

Sept. 25 Louisville

Oct. 2 Syracuse

Oct. 9 at North Carolina

Oct. 16 OPEN DATE

Oct. 23 UMass

Oct. 30 at Clemson

Nov. 6 NC State

Nov. 13 Miami

Nov. 20 at Boston College

Nov. 27 at Florida

Dec. 4 ACC Championship (in Charlotte)

Games vs. The Coastal: Miami, at North Carolina

Missed Teams From The Coastal: Duke, Georgia Tech, Miami, Pitt, Virginia, Virginia Tech

Florida State Seminoles Football Schedule Analysis: FSU has a slew of issues with its schedule. It starts at home against Notre Dame, it finishes with a trip to Florida, and there are a whole lot of nasty things going on in between with a trip to North Carolina and a date against Miami from the Coastal. If that wasn’t rough enough, the Clemson game is on the road.

On the plus side, there’s a good midseason run of five home games in seven dates – around those road trips to UNC and Clemson – before closing out with two games away from Tallahassee. The team from Florida playing in Boston on November 20th won’t be a whole lot of fun.

Florida State Seminoles Football Schedule Best Case Scenario: 8-4. Assume losses on the road at Clemson and Florida, but for this to be a strong season there has to be at least a split against Notre Dame and North Carolina. There will be a loss somewhere else on in the mix – like at Wake Forest or at Boston College – but enough positive moments to get to eight wins.

Florida State Seminoles Football Schedule Worst Case Scenario: 4-8. Florida State will beat UMass and Jacksonville State. Start with those two wins, and then if everything goes wrong, it’s going to be a huge struggle from there with tough loss after tough loss. The home game against Syracuse might be the only other game the team is favored.