Change has been the norm at Florida State recently. Jimbo Fisher is out after taking over as the new head coach at Texas A&M. Willie Taggart is in as the Seminoles’ new head coach. But while aspects of FSU football are changing in Tallahassee, at least one constant will remain the same: Odell Haggins on the Florida State sideline.
Haggins has been a feel-good story, and for good reason. He became the first African-American to serve as head coach for the ’Noles, and he set a historic college football landmark along the way in guiding FSU to its 36th consecutive bowl appearance after stomping Louisiana-Monroe.