A sellout of 67,277 at Doak Campbell Stadium watched FSU punish Alabama 31-17 in the Seminoles' season opener Aug. 31.

The matchups between the Florida State Seminoles and Kent State Golden Flashes and the Miami Hurricanes have both sold out.

Week 3 of the 2025 college football season brings a loaded Saturday slate featuring three ranked matchups that could shape the College Football Playoff race, along with key showdowns in the ACC and SEC.

Kickoff for Florida State’s next game was announced by the ACC on Monday, and the Seminoles will be taking on Kent State at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 20. The game will be broadcast and streamed on the ACC Network.

Kent State is 1-1, defeating FCS Merrimack before falling to Texas Tech last week. The Golden Flashes were blown out by the Red Raiders, 62-14. The Seminoles are expected to be heavy favorites to remain undefeated when the contest rolls around.

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Quick slant: Other than Florida, FSU has not hosted an SEC team since 1991 (South Carolina) … A renovated Doak Campbell Stadium features chair-back seats on the west sideline and will now seat 67,277. There is also a new video board in the north end zone … Alabama has never played at FSU.

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Desperation, pride, and the opportunity to redefine the direction of the program under the bright lights of a newly renovated Doak Campbell Stadium fueled the Seminoles. Standing on the words of their quarterback, Tommy Castellanos, the Florida State football team was eager to show the country what they already knew: FSU was going to beat Alabama.