FSU vs. Boston College availability report: Seminoles to be without 2 defensive linemen, starting running back questionable

November 5, 2026

Florida State enters its first game under new head coach following Mike Norvell’s dismissal with significant defensive line concerns, as starters Kevin Wynn and Deante McCray are both ruled out for Saturday’s road matchup against Boston College. The Seminoles’ already depleted running back group faces further uncertainty, with starter Quintrevion Wisner listed as questionable after losing Sam Singleton Jr.

and Ousmane Kromah to season-ending injuries earlier this season. Freshman Amari Thomas and former walk-on Zay Parks will back up Wisner, while tight end-turned-back Gavin Markey could step in if needed.

Meanwhile, Boston College’s availability report shows a mix of absences, including defensive lineman Onye Nwosisi and running backs Evan Dickens and Sedric Addison, though their tight end Danny Edgehille remains questionable for the contest.

The Seminoles, favored by 6.5 points, are seeking their first road win in over 2.5 years, adding pressure to an already injury-plagued roster. FSU’s defensive backfield has also been hit hard, with multiple players including Quindarrius Jones and Karson Hobbs sidelined.

Boston College, meanwhile, has lost key offensive linemen Trevon Humphrey and Michael Crounse, along with wide receiver Reed Swanson, further complicating their offensive line’s depth.