BREAKING: Florida State fires Mike Norvell after fan revolt, Clemson loss spark decision to pay massive buyout
Florida State's college football coaching search begins after Mike Norvell's firing, with the program also seeking a new AD to replace Michael Alford.
Florida State has fired head football coach Mike Norvell after a 3-5 season, culminating in a loss to Clemson that highlighted fan apathy. The decision was made after President Richard McCullough met with stakeholders, and the university will pay a $50.3 million buyout. Rick Stockstill has been named interim head coach.
- Florida State fired head coach Mike Norvell after a 3-5 season, with the loss to Clemson serving as the tipping point.
- Fan apathy and a lack of financial support for the program influenced the decision.
- Norvell’s contract extension includes a $50.3 million buyout.
- Rick Stockstill has been appointed as the interim head coach.
- Athletic Director Michael Alford was also announced to be fired in September.
- The university is prepared to spend an additional $50 million to bring in a new coach and staff.
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