Florida State Football Team History
Florida State Seminoles
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Florida State University
Tallahassee, FL
Founded: 1851 Stadium: Doak Campbell Stadium Capacity: 80,000 Colors: Garnet & Gold Coach: Jimbo Fisher Conference: Atlantic Coast-Atlantic
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2014 Season Highlights |
Jimbo Fisher enters his 5th season as Head Coach at Florida State. |
The Seminoles won the Atlantic Coast Conference Championship. |
The Seminoles won the Atlantic Coast Conference Atlantic Championship. |
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2014 Season |
Date |
Opponent | Score |
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Sat., Aug. 30 |
Oklahoma State
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37 |
31 |
W |
@ Arlington, TX |
| Sat., Sep. 6 | vs. Citadel
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37 |
12 |
W |
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| Sat., Sep. 20 | vs.
Clemson
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23 |
17 |
W |
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| Sat., Sep. 27 | @
North Carolina State
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56 |
41 |
W |
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| Sat., Oct. 4 | vs.
Wake Forest
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43 |
3 |
W |
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| Sat., Oct. 11 | @
Syracuse
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38 |
20 |
W |
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| Sat., Oct. 18 | vs.
Notre Dame
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31 |
27 |
W |
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| Thu., Oct. 30 | @
Louisville
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42 |
31 |
W |
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| Sat., Nov. 8 | vs.
Virginia
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34 |
20 |
W |
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| Sat., Nov. 15 | @
Miami
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30 |
26 |
W |
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| Sat., Nov. 22 | vs.
Boston College
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20 |
17 |
W |
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| Sat., Nov. 29 | vs.
Florida
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24 |
19 |
W |
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| Sat., Dec. 6 |
Georgia Tech
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37 |
35 |
W |
@ Charlotte, NC |
| Thu., Jan. 1 |
Oregon
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20 |
59 |
L |
@ Pasadena, CA |
Rose Bowl |
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2014 Season Totals |
Record | 13-1
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Points Scored | 472 |
Scoring Average | 33.7 |
Points Allowed | 358 |
Defense Average | 25.6 |
Opponents Record | 94-74
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Conference Record | 8-0 |
Home Record | 7-0
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Away Record | 4-0
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2014 NCAA Final Rankings |
Rank |
Record |
Source |
5 | (13-1) |
AP |
6 | (13-1) |
Coaches |
3 | (13-0) |
CFP |
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2014 All American Awards |
Player |
Position |
Class |
Ht. |
Wt. |
Award |
Team |
Source |
Coming Someday |
2014 All Atlantic Coast Conference Players |
Player |
Position |
Class |
Ht. |
Wt. |
Team |
Source |
Coming Someday |
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Some records may be incomplete.
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Great Moments in College Football History
The Oklahoma Sooners hold the record for the longest winning streak in college football. The streak lasted 47 games, from 1954 until 1957.