TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The Atlantic Coast Conference will shift to a 3-5-5 scheduling format and the elimination of divisions to determine ACC Championship Game participants starting in 2023, it was announced Tuesday. “Today’s announcement is an important change for our conference for several reasons with the primary being it allows the two best teams to meet in the championship game each season,” said Florida State Vice President and Director of Athletics Michael Alford. “The new format has advantages in many areas, including the positioning of our top teams should the college football playoff expand.” Florida State’s three permanent annual opponents are Miami, Clemson and Syracuse, and the other five conference opponents will rotate each year. The elimination of divisions creates more frequent matchups across the conference and will result in each ACC team playing in Doak Campbell Stadium at least once by the end of the 2026 season. “The new format means our season
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida State football presents Season 2 of The CLIMB series, a weekly, behind-the-scenes look at the program. The CLIMB: Season 2: YouTube (Florida State Seminoles): Thursdays⌚️: Noon: Subscribe and get notified immediately when each episode posts!#NoleFamily | #KeepCLIMBing pic.twitter.com/GwunmojcCu FSU Football (@FSUFootball) March 16, 2022 The series is scheduled for eight episodes capturing the NFL Combine, spring practice, FSU’s Pro Day, the Garnet and Gold Spring Game and the NFL Draft, along with profiles of student-athletes, coaches and staff. Episodes will post to the Florida State Athletics YouTube page at noon each Thursday from March 17-May 5.