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Rv/23 North Carolina Tar Heels #12/12 Florida State 201620162016 FSUFSU FSU FOOTBALLFOOTBALL FOOTBALL || GM|GM GM 3:5: 2:1: LOUISVILLEUNC OLECHARLESTON MISS SOUTHERN #12/12 FLORIDA #RV/23 NORTH STATE SEMINOLES CAROLINA TAR HEELS 3-1 1-0 ACC game 3-1 VS 5 0-1 ACC NORTH CAROLINA TAR HEELS Head Coach TEAM COMPARISON Head Coach Oct. 1, 2016 | Tallahassee, Fla. Jimbo Fisher (Salem ‘89) Larry Fedora (Austin College ‘84) Doak Campbell Stadium Career Record: 71-15 | 7th Season 43.0 SCORING OFFENSE 41.2 Career Record: 69-40 | 9th Season Record at FSU: 71-15 | 7th Season 35.0 SCORING DEFENSE 30.0 Record at UNC: 35-21 | 5th Season ESPN | 3:35 PM 244.8 RUSHING OFFENSE 136.8 STAT LEADERS 205.8 RUSHING DEFENSE 240.2 STAT LEADERS GAME COVERAGE RUSHING | #4 DALVIN COOK 242.5 PASSING OFFENSE 334.0 RUSHING | #34 ELIJAH HOOD TELEVISION | ESPN 78-495, 4 TD, 6.3 ypr, 123.8 ypg 207.8 PASSING DEFENSE 184.5 54-291, 4 TD, 5.4 ypr, 72.8 ypg PBP: Mark Jones | Analyst: Rod Gilmore 487.2 TOTAL OFFENSE 470.8 PASSING | #12 DEONDRE FRANCOIS PASSING | #10 MITCH TRUBISKY Sidelines: Quint Kessenich 413.5 TOTAL DEFENSE 424.8 76-121-951, 7 TD/2 INT, 237.8 ypg 102-137-1306, 10 TD/0 INT, 326.5 ypg RADIO | SEMINOLE IMG SPORTS NETWORK PBP: Gene Deckerhoff | Analyst: William Floyd RECEIVING | #15 TRAVIS RUDOLPH ALL-TIME RESULTS RECEIVING | #87 RYAN SWITZER Sidelines: Tom Block 16-233, 3 TD, 14.6 ypc, 58.2 ypg Florida State leads, 15-2-1 33-429, 2 TD, 13.0 ypc, 107.2 ypg Last: UNC def. FSU, 37-35 in Tallahassee DEFENSE | #44 DEMARCUS WALKER DEFENSE | #10 ANDRE SMITH RADIO | Last FSU win: 30-27 in Chapel Hill, 2009 Sirius: Channel 113 | XM: Channel 193 5.5 sacks | 17 tackles | 2 FF 37 tackles | 3.0 TFL | 2.0 PBU 2016 SCHEDULE FISHER LOOKS TO BEAT HEELS IN ACC HOME OPENER NOLES FACE FIFTH RANKED OPPONENT IN SEVEN GAMES TEAMS SPORTING KIDZ1STFUND HELMET DECALS #12/12 FLORIDA STATE (3-1, 0-1 ACC) When No. 12 Florida State hosts Coaches Poll No. 23 Both Florida State and North Carolina will be wearing Kid- North Carolina on Saturday it will mark the fifth ranked z1stFund decals during today’s game to raise awareness Date Opponent Time/Result opponent the Seminoles have faced in their last seven Sept. 5 (Mon.) vs. 11/12 Ole Miss (Orlando, Fla.) W, 45-34 for Fanconi anemia research. Head coach Jimbo Fisher’s Sept. 10 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN W, 52-8 games (at #10/9 UF, vs. #14/16 Houston, vs. #11/12 Ole youngest son, Ethan, has the rare blood disease. K1F has Sept. 17 at 10/10 Louisville* L, 20-63 Miss, vs. Charleston Southern, at #10 Louisville, at USF) raised over $4 million towards FA research. Sept. 24 at USF W, 55-35 and first at Doak Campbell Stadium during that stretch. Oct. 1 RV/23 NORTH CAROLINA* 3:35 PM NOTIN’ NORTH CAROLINA Oct. 8 at 14/14 Miami* TBA COOK LEADS HISTORIC RUSHING PERFORMANCE North Carolina has enjoyed success in its fifth year under Oct. 15 RV/RV WAKE FOREST* TBA Junior running back Dalvin Cook took the Noles’ first of- head coach Larry Fedora. The Tar Heels opened the sea- Oct. 29 5/3 CLEMSON* TBA fensive touch 75 yards for a touchdown at USF and never son ranked No. 22/20 in the preseason polls after an 11-3 Nov. 5 at NC State* TBA looked back, rushing for a new career-high 267 yards on 28 season and an appearance in the 2015 ACC Championship Nov. 11 (Fri.) BOSTON COLLEGE* 7:30 PM carries to lead FSU to a 55-35 victory at USF. Cook added Nov. 19 at Syracuse* TBA Game after winning the Coastal Division. UNC is led by QB Nov. 26 23/21 FLORIDA TBA two touchdowns and held team highs in receptions (4) Mitch Trubisky, who has thrown for 1,306 yards and 10 and receiving yards (62). His 329 all-purpose yards are TDs with zero interceptions in 2016. RB Elijah Hood has *ACC Game; HOME GAME the most by a college football player this season and 291 rushing yards and four TDs in 2016. He was joined on Rankings AP/Coaches the most yards from scrimmage by a player since 2014. the All-ACC Preseason Team by senior CB Des Lawrence Cook had 266 yards and three touchdowns against USF and senior WR/KR Ryan Switzer, who has seven career in 2015. The Seminoles totaled 478 rushing yards as punt return TDs. FSU is 15-2-1 all-time versus UNC, but A FLORIDA STATE WIN WOULD... a team versus the Bulls, one yard shy of tying the FSU fell to the Tar Heels in the last meeting (37-35) in 2010. single-game record, and the No. 1 team rushing perfor- ...make the Noles 538-242-17 (.686) all-time. EXTRA POINTS ...be the seventh consecutive win in an ACC mance in the nation this fall. Jacques Patrick (20-124, 1 TD), QB Deondre Francois (10-75, 1 TD) and FB Freddie The Noles are 39-4 (.907) at home under Jimbo Fisher, in- home opener, all under Jimbo Fisher. Stevenson (5-12, 2 TDs) completed the FSU rushing attack. cluding 22-2 (.917) in home ACC games...FSU extended the ...give Fisher a win over every other school in nation’s longest active streak of games without consecu- the ACC as FSU’s head coach. THE NATION’S LONGEST HOME WINNING STREAK tive losses to 67...Jesus Wilson’s 89-yard punt return ver- Florida State brings the nation’s longest active home ...make Fisher 44-10 (.814) against ACC teams, sus Charleston Southern is the longest in the nation this winning streak into Saturday’s game. The Seminoles passing Bobby Bowden for best all-time. season...Senior DE DeMarcus Walker is tied for the ACC have won 22 consecutive home games. The Noles last lead with 5.5 sacks...Freshman K Ricky Aguayo leads the ...be the 23rd straight at home (17 straight home loss came on Nov. 24, 2012 to No. 6 Florida (37-26). ACC in FGs (11) and FG percentage (11-12, 91.7%)...Freshman vs. ACC). FSU has won 16 consecutive home games versus ACC DE Brian Burns has 4.0 sacks - tied for the nation’s most opponents dating back to Nov. 19, 2011. by a freshman. 2016 FSU FOOTBALL | GM 5: UNC MEDIA INFORMATION MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SEPT. 26 SEPT. 27 SEPT. 28 SEPT. 29 SEPT. 30 OCT. 1 Jimbo Fisher Press Conference Practice - 4:00 PM ACC Head Coaches Conference Call - Practice - 4:15 PM Walk-Thru - TBA Game 5 Moore Athletic Center (Closed) Jimbo Fisher, 10:50 AM (Closed) (Closed) FSU vs. North Carolina 2nd Floor 3:35 PM (ESPN) 1:00 PM Jimbo Fisher after practice Practice - 4:00 PM (Closed) Jimbo Fisher after practice Practice - 4:00 PM Jimbo Fisher Call-In Show (Closed) (Four Points by Sheraton Downtown) 7:00-8:00 PM Media Availablity for Coach Fisher: Monday press conference; Tuesday and Thursday after practice. Media Availability for Players: Monday after practice; Tuesday before and after practice; Wednesday before practice. Email [email protected] and [email protected] for player requests. SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF 2016 ACC FOOTBALL COACHES TELECONFERENCE CREDENTIAL REQUESTS Elliott Finebloom ..................................................................Assistant AD Brian Kelly, Notre Dame* 10:20 AM ET All requests for working press, radio, television, photography or Email ..................................................................efinebloom@fsu.edu Bronco Mendenhall, Virginia 10:30 AM ET scouting credentials should be directed to our online credentialing Dabo Swinney, Clemson 10:40 AM ET site located on the Seminoles.com Media Relations page no later than Phone ................................ (850) 644-1065 (O); (850) 445-6952 (C) Jimbo Fisher, Florida State 10:50 AM ET four days prior to the game. PHOTOS WILL BE REQUIRED AND MUST Zach Stipe ...........................Director of Football Communications Bobby Petrino, Louisville 11:00 AM ET BE UPLOADED AT THE TIME YOU REQUEST CREDENTIALS. PHOTO MUST Email ...........................................................................zstipe@fsu.edu Dino Babers, Syracuse 11:10 AM ET BE IN COLOR AND PROVIDE A CLEAR VIEW OF THE FACE. Requests for Phone .................................(850) 645-7683 (O); (850) 228-7583 (C) Paul Johnson, Georgia Tech 11:30 AM ET season credentials should be made at least two weeks prior to the Steven McCartney ...................................... Assistant SID/Football Larry Fedora, North Carolina 11:40 AM ET first game. Space for working press, radio and television is allocated Email .................................................................smccartney@fsu.edu Justin Fuente, Virginia Tech 11:50 AM ET by the FSU Sports Information Office. Any credential questions can Dave Clawson, Wake Forest 12:00 PM ET be answered by Elliott Finebloom at [email protected] or Christa Phone ................................. (850) 644-3920 (O); (850) 322-6711 (C) Pat Narduzzi, Pittsburgh 12:10 PM ET Salerno at [email protected]. Christa Salerno ........................................... Assistant SID/Football Steve Addazio, Boston College 12:20 PM ET Email ......................................................................csalerno@fsu.edu David Cutcliffe, Duke 12:30 PM ET PRESS PARKING Phone ................................(850) 644-5653 (O); (850) 228-3486 (C) Dave Doeren, NC State 12:40 PM ET Once again, parking is limited in 2016 and passes will be issued on Chuck Walsh ............................................................................Deputy SID Mark Richt, Miami 12:50 PM ET a priority basis within the same guidelines as working credentials. Bob Thomas .......................................................................Associate SID *Only in weeks playing an ACC opponent Press parking is approximately 600 yards from the press box, located in the parking garage just north of the Seminole Soccer Complex on Steve Stone .........................................................................Assistant SID Media Phone Number: 913-312-1503 Spirit Way.
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