Florida State announced Sunday that it was parting ways with football coach Mike Norvell, a day after the Seminoles lost 36-24 to Clemson. University President Richard McCullough said the school had decided to change the program’s leadership. Rick Stockstill was named interim head coach. The source reports Norvell’s contract buyout at $50.3 million.
November 1, 2026 · Breaking News Nation
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