The Florida State Seminoles will meet Georgia Tech in their 2024 season opener, on August 24. For the full Florida State schedule, see below.

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2024 Florida State Game and TV Schedule

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Florida State 2024 Strength of Schedule

• The Seminoles will have the 18th-toughest schedule in college football, based on their opponents’ combined win total last season (81).
• Florida State is facing the 15th-hardest schedule this season (based on its opponents’ projected win total this year).
• Taking into account their ACC opponents’ combined win total last year (58), the Seminoles have the 40th-ranked conference schedule in college football.
• Florida State will take on 10 teams this season that went over .500 in 2023. That schedule will pit them against three teams that had nine or more victories and zero squads with three or fewer wins last season.
• The Seminoles’ schedule in 2024 features 10 returning teams who played in a bowl game.

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Florida State Stat Insights (2023)

• The Seminoles totaled 401.5 yards per game offensively last season (54th in FBS), and they gave up 331.9 yards per game (28th) on defense.
• Florida State thrived on both sides of the ball last season, ranking 18th-best in scoring offense (34.6 points per game) and 18th-best in scoring defense (19.3 points allowed per game).
• The Seminoles owned the 46th-ranked offense last year in terms of passing yards (251.4 passing yards per game), and they were more effective on the other side of the ball, ranking 11th-best with just 179.7 passing yards allowed per game.
• Florida State averaged 150.1 rushing yards per game on offense (77th in FBS) last season, and it ranked 69th on defense with 152.2 rushing yards allowed per game.
• The Seminoles owned the 93rd-ranked offense last season in terms of third-down efficiency (36.1% percentage), and they were more effective on the other side of the ball, ranking sixth-best with a 28.5% third-down conversion rate allowed.
• With 17 forced turnovers (73rd in FBS) against nine turnovers committed (sixth in FBS), Florida State’s +8 turnover margin was the 16th-best in college football last season.

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