
Florida State University is canceling its home-and-home football series with Georgia in favor of a neutral site game in Tampa. The NCAA is also moving towards expanding the College Football Playoff to 24 teams, impacting future scheduling for major programs.
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News broke yesterday that FSU and Georgia are canceling the home and home series in favor of a neutral site game likely based in Tampa, Florida. College Football programs, in an effort to generate revenue and control scheduling, are becoming more reluctant to schedule tough, out-of-conference games in the future (Nebraska-Tennessee & Alabama-West Virginia already canceled their home-and-home series in 2025). With the news that the AFCA is pushing for the College Football Playoff to expand to 24 teams, it’s becoming increasingly likely that major P4 programs will try to move to a scheduling model that maximizes the chances of being an at-large bid for the playoff. Teacher Appreciation Week brings two testimonies from two Seminoles:
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We recognize all of the teachers, professors, staff and coaches that have helped our student-athletes on their journey to Florida State#NoleFamilypic.twitter.com/4GevVPBTcN
— FSU Football (@FSUFootball) May 7, 2026 ᴛᴇᴀᴄʜᴇʀ ᴀᴘᴘʀᴇᴄɪᴀᴛɪᴏɴ ᴡᴇᴇᴋ 📚
We recognize all of the teachers, professors, staff and coaches that have helped our student-athletes on their journey to Florida State#NoleFamily
FSU and Georgia canceled the series to favor a neutral site game in Tampa, reflecting a trend among college programs to control scheduling and generate revenue.
The AFCA is advocating for the College Football Playoff to expand to 24 teams, which could affect how major programs schedule their games.
Isa Torres scored both runs for FSU in their 2-1 victory over Georgia Tech in the ACC Tournament.
The unanimous vote to expand the NCAA Tournament to 76 teams starting in 2027 suggests that more teams, including FSU, may have a chance to compete in the tournament.


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— FSU Football (@FSUFootball) May 7, 2026
Survive and Advance — FSU beat a hot Georgia Tech team (10-3 against non-FSU teams since April 1st) 2-1 last yesterday and will take on Stanford today at 1 pm:
Tomorrow at 1 p.m.😤😤#Team43pic.twitter.com/ymsHMko8M2
— Florida State Softball 🥎 (@FSU\_Softball) May 7, 2026 Florida State eliminated Georgia Tech from the ACC Tournament with a 2-1 win, and Isa Torres scored both runs for the Noles.
The ACC Player of the Year talked with @JennaBecerra01 about winning POTY and the road ahead in the tournament.@FSU\_Softball | @theACCpic.twitter.com/GTF4Kad26P
— D1Softball (@D1Softball) May 7, 2026 It’s rivalry weekend in South Carolina as FSU will be on the road for the final time during the regular season as they face the Clemson Tigers (29-20, 8-16 ACC): A rivalry weekend in South Carolina. pic.twitter.com/B3FVCihMkC
— FSU Baseball (@FSUBaseball) May 7, 2026 Florida State is hard to beat when these two are locked in: They’re dealing 🔥 pic.twitter.com/hpZIip1QFW
— FSU Baseball (@FSUBaseball) May 7, 2026 I’m not in favor of expansion, although I don’t have strong feelings against it either, but if it were 76 teams this year there’s a decent chance FSU would have been in the field: Source: The men's and women's selection committees voted unanimously to expand the NCAA Tournament to 76 starting in 2027. Not a single dissenting vote.
— Matt Norlander (@MattNorlander) May 7, 2026
FSU has offered 2028 DB Alejandro Torres:
WOW‼️FSU Offered! So Blessed 🙌🏾#AGTG@coacharnold06@CoachSmith75@MPCAthletics@mawalker\_MPCAD@JeremyO\_Johnson@247recruiting@DbCoachJulian@Jacaricarterr@MattDeBarypic.twitter.com/OF2FJGYAxY
— Alejandro Torres (@alejandrot2021) May 7, 2026 Top-50 2027 edge Abraham Sesay is feeling pressure from coaches to make a decision but he intends on taking all of his official visits before making a decision. As it currently stands FSU gets the last visit the weekend of June 19th before he makes a decision during the summer. “After spring, a lot of programs started putting the pressure on because OVs are coming and some programs want kids before OVs,” the 6-foot-5, 220-pound Sesay said. “Definitely, the pressure is on but I had a plan going into my recruitment that I wanted to make a decision in the summer.
“I wanted to put my full focus on my commitment, and my full focus on school. If I commit during the school time, I feel like that will take my focus away from school when I am trying to finish strong. I really want to continue my plan and commit in the summertime so I will take my OVs.”