Seminoles Dominate in Historic Win

In a stunning display of power, No. 7 Florida State University (3-0) crushed the Kent State Golden Flashes 66-10 on Saturday, marking another exhilarating 700-plus yard offensive outing.

A Game of Dominance

The Seminoles were relentless, amassing a jaw-dropping 498 yards on the ground, averaging an unbelievable 9.2 yards per carry throughout the game.

Despite giving up a touchdown due to early coverage issues and a rare interception by quarterback Tommy Castellanos, the performance was nearly flawless. FSU's offense exploded for 35 points in the first quarter alone!

Star Players Shine

Micahi Danzy electrified the crowd with phenomenal first-quarter stats: 176 all-purpose yards, including 112 receiving yards on just two catches and 64 rushing yards on one carry.

Quarterbacks Kevin Sperry and Brock Glenn, alongside Jaylen King, orchestrated scoring drives, leading to a record-breaking total of eight rushing touchdowns for the Seminoles. This performance might just be the start of something special for FSU!

Next Up: A Challenge Awaits

The Seminoles will face their next test next Friday against Virginia in the team's first road game of the season. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. — will they continue their winning streak?

Final Stats Snapshot

Here's how the stats broke down by the final whistle: - **Total Yards**: FSU 772, Kent State 206 - **Passing Yards**: FSU 277, Kent State 163 - **Rushing Yards**: FSU 495, Kent State 43 - **First Downs**: FSU 37, Kent State 12 - **3rd Down Conversions**: FSU 9-10, Kent State 3-14 - **Red Zone Efficiency**: FSU 8-8, Kent State 0-0 - **Time of Possession**: FSU 33:50, Kent State 25:03

Florida State's combination of explosive offense and iron-clad defense has fans buzzing. As they gear up for Virginia, one question looms: can they keep this momentum going?