Florida State (3-4, 1-3 ACC ) fell below .500 on the season once more, losing to No. 3 Miami in a double-overtime heartbreaker to the Hurricanes.
The Seminoles led by seven in the fourth but couldn’t go ahead by more, allowing the Hurricanes to first tie and then take a lead late in the game, though a 75-yard connection from Ashton Daniels to Duce Robinson tied up the game once more.
After scoring first but allowing a Miami touchdown to send things to double OT, FSU failed to keep the game going on back-to-back Hail Mary fourth-down touchdown attempts, the first called back due to holding and the second ruled an interception.
What takeaways are there from the matchup? The Tomahawk Nation staff breaks it down below.
Should FSU have gone for it on either or both of its fourth-down attempts in the red zone?
Who impressed you the most in the loss?
How should the Seminoles’ offense function moving forward with the loss of Ousmane Kromah?
Does this result change your thoughts on Mike Norvell’s future at Florida State?
Address the officiating on the final two plays of the game in your best family-friendly language