List of Florida State Seminoles football seasons

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The Florida State Seminoles football team has represented Florida State University in collegiate football since 1947. As Florida State College from 1902-1904. The following is a list of Florida State Seminoles football seasons. [1]

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Seasons

Members of the 1954 Florida State football team FSU football players in Tallahassee, Florida (9784672304).jpg
Members of the 1954 Florida State football team
Members of the 1957 Florida State football team FSU football players in Tallahassee, Florida (9784526711).jpg
Members of the 1957 Florida State football team
YearCoachOverallConferenceStandingBowl/playoffs Coaches#AP°
W.W. Hughes (Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association)(1902–1903)
1902 W.W. Hughes 2–1
1903 W.W. Hughes 3–2–1 T Times-Union Cup
Jack Forsythe (Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association)(1904)
1904 Jack Forsythe 2–3
1906–46No team
Ed Williamson (Independent)(1947)
1947 Ed Williamson 0–5
Don Veller (Dixie Conference)(1948–1950)
1948 Don Veller 7–1 4–01st
1949 Don Veller 9–1 4–01stW Cigar
1950 Don Veller 8–0 4–01st
Don Veller(Independent)(1951–1952)
1951 Don Veller 6–2
1952 Don Veller 1–8–1
Tom Nugent (Independent)(1953–1958)
1953 Tom Nugent 5–5
1954 Tom Nugent 8–4 L Sun
1955 Tom Nugent 5–5
1956 Tom Nugent 5–4–1
1957 Tom Nugent 4–6
1958 Tom Nugent 7–4 L Bluegrass
Perry Moss (Independent)(1959)
1959 Perry Moss 4–6
Bill Peterson (Independent)(1960–1970)
1960 Bill Peterson 3–6–1
1961 Bill Peterson 4–5–1
1962 Bill Peterson 4–3–3
1963 Bill Peterson 4–5–1
1964 Bill Peterson 9–1–1 W Gator 11
1965 Bill Peterson 4–5–1
1966 Bill Peterson 6–5 L Sun
1967 Bill Peterson 7–2–2 T Gator 15
1968 Bill Peterson 8–3 L Peach 14
1969 Bill Peterson 6–3–1
1970 Bill Peterson 7–4
Larry Jones (Independent)(1971–1973)
1971 Larry Jones 8–4 L Fiesta 19
1972 Larry Jones 7–4
1973 Larry Jones 0–11
Darrell Mudra (Independent)(1974–1975)
1974 Darrell Mudra 1–10
1975 Darrell Mudra 3–8
Bobby Bowden (Independent)(1976–1991)
1976 Bobby Bowden 5–6
1977 Bobby Bowden 10–2 W Tangerine 1114
1978 Bobby Bowden 8–3
1979 Bobby Bowden 11–1 L Orange 86
1980 Bobby Bowden 10–2 L Orange 55
1981 Bobby Bowden 6–5
1982 Bobby Bowden 9–3 W Gator 1013
1983 Bobby Bowden 8–4 [n 1] W Peach
1984 Bobby Bowden 7–3–2 T Citrus 1917
1985 Bobby Bowden 9–3 W Gator 1315
1986 Bobby Bowden 7–4–1 W All-American 20
1987 Bobby Bowden 11–1 W Fiesta 22
1988 Bobby Bowden 11–1 W Sugar 33
1989 Bobby Bowden 10–2 W Fiesta 23
1990 Bobby Bowden 10–2 W Blockbuster 44
1991 Bobby Bowden 11–2 W Cotton 44
Bobby Bowden(ACC)(1992–2009)
1992 Bobby Bowden 11–1 8–01stW Orange †22
1993 Bobby Bowden 12–1 8–01stW Orange †11
1994 Bobby Bowden 10–1–1 8–01stW Sugar †54
1995 Bobby Bowden 10–2 7–11stW Orange †54
1996 Bobby Bowden 11–1 8–01stL Sugar †33
1997 Bobby Bowden 11–1 8–01stW Sugar †33
1998 Bobby Bowden 11–2 7–11stL Fiesta †33
1999 Bobby Bowden 12–0 8–01stW Sugar †11
2000 Bobby Bowden 11–2 8–01stL Orange †45
2001 Bobby Bowden 8–4 6–22ndW Gator 1515
2002 Bobby Bowden 9–5 7–11stL Sugar †2321
2003 Bobby Bowden 10–3 7–11stL Orange †1011
2004 Bobby Bowden 9–3 6–22ndW Gator 1415
2005 Bobby Bowden 8–5 5–31st (Atlantic)L Orange †2323
2006 Bobby Bowden 7–6 [n 2] 3–5 [n 2] 5th (Atlantic) W Emerald
2007 Bobby Bowden 7–6 [n 2] 4–4 [n 2] 4th (Atlantic) L Music City
2008 Bobby Bowden 9–4 5–32nd (Atlantic) W Champs Sports 2321
2009 Bobby Bowden 7–6 4–43rd (Atlantic) W Gator
Jimbo Fisher (ACC)(2010–2017)
2010 Jimbo Fisher 10–4 6–21st (Atlantic) W Chick-fil-A 1617
2011 Jimbo Fisher 9–4 5–32nd (Atlantic) W Champs Sports 2323
2012 Jimbo Fisher 12–2 7–11st (Atlantic) W Orange †810
2013 Jimbo Fisher 14–0 8–01st (Atlantic) W BCS NCG †11
2014 Jimbo Fisher 13–1 8–01st (Atlantic) L Rose †65
2015 Jimbo Fisher 10–3 6–22nd (Atlantic) L Peach †1414
2016 Jimbo Fisher 10–3 5–33rd (Atlantic) W Orange †88
2017 Jimbo Fisher [n 3] 7–6 [n 3] 3–56th (Atlantic) W Independence
Willie Taggart (ACC)(2018–2019)
2018 Willie Taggart 5–7 3–55th (Atlantic)
2019 Willie Taggart [n 4] 6–7 [n 4] 4–4 [n 4] 4th (Atlantic) L Sun
Mike Norvell (ACC)(2020–present)
2020 Mike Norvell 3–6 2–613th
2021 Mike Norvell 5–7 4–45th (Atlantic)
2022 Mike Norvell 10–3 5–32nd (Atlantic) W Cheez-It 1011
2023 Mike Norvell 13–1 8–01stL Orange †66
2024 Mike Norvell 0–3 0–2
Total:588–290–18
      National championship        Conference title        Conference division title or championship game berth

Notes

  1. ↑ The 1983 season includes a forfeit win vs. Tulane.
  2. 1 2 3 4 FSU was forced to vacate five wins in 2006 and seven wins in 2007 due to an academic cheating scandal. [2] [3]
  3. 1 2 Following the game against Florida, Jimbo Fisher resigned as coach; associate coach Odell Haggins was named interim head coach for the remainder of the season.
  4. 1 2 3 On November 3, 2019, Taggart was fired after losing to Miami (FL) and falling to 4–5 on the season and 9–12 overall. Defensive line coach Odell Haggins was named interim head coach for the remainder of the season, for the second time during his tenure with the program.

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References

  1. ↑ "Florida State Seminoles Football Record by Year".
  2. ↑ CFRC College Football Database - Florida State Archived 2013-12-12 at the Wayback Machine . Retrieved 2013-Dec-08.
  3. ↑ NationalChamps.net - Florida State. Retrieved 2013-Dec-08.
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