For just the second time in the program’s history, FSU football was under the lights of Doak Campbell Stadium on a Friday night (the first time since 1957 against Miami). It’s also the second straight season the Seminoles are taking on the Boston College Eagles during a night usually reserved for high school games.
The Seminoles started things off by giving up a couple first downs on defense before forcing an Eagles punt. On their first offensive possession, quarterback Deondre Francois looked amazing in going six for seven for 76 yards, finishing off with a six yard touchdown pass to Auden Tate:
FSU football would get the ball back after stopping Boston College on fourth down before giving the ball back to the Eagles following a three and out – or so they thought until a personal foul, roughing the kicker call kept the drive alive.