Florida State coach Mike Norvell, like most every other coach in the Atlantic Coast Conference and across the sport, has spent the spring handling change.
He hopes it can lead to another league title and a spot in the 12-team College Football Playoff.
The biggest new addition for the Seminoles is at quarterback, where one-time Clemson starter D.J. Uiagalelei takes over for Jordan Travis, who helped Florida State to its first ACC championship in nine years before a late, season-ending injury.
Uiagalelei, a backup behind Trevor Lawrence when the Tigers last went to the national playoffs in 2020, looks to keep the Seminoles near the top.
“All in all, it’s just been a really good spring that we’ve been able to put together,” Norvell said following the team’s spring game this past weekend.
Uiagalelei, who twice defeated Florida State as a Clemson starter, spent last season at Oregon State. Uiagalelei said he joined the Seminoles because expectations are high after last season’s success.
Turkish rail officials jailed for more than 108 years for crash that left 25 dead
British Army to remove claim Princess of Wales will attend event
Migration still at record levels but signs of slowdown
Some Auckland train services cancelled
U.S. labor secretary says UAW win at Tennessee Volkswagen plant shows southern workers back unions
Wellington City Council votes to increase housing density
Seymour 'achieved what I wanted' in 10
Biden takes on Trump over Russia, democracy in fiery State of the Union address
Some Auckland train services cancelled
Zendaya finds the Met Gala 'terrifying' as she prepares to co
Electoral Commission probes concerns about voting at Te Pāti Māori candidate's marae