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Mike Norvell on the collapse versus Louisville, looking ahead to Miami: “None of us were good enough”

Florida State’s 44-20 loss to Louisville exposed critical vulnerabilities for the Seminoles, who collapsed after a dominant 14-0 start and were outscored 44-6 in the second half. Head coach Mike Norvell acknowledged the team’s failure to capitalize on key opportunities, particularly a missed red-zone drive followed by Louisville’s 97-yard touchdown run, which he called a ‘gut punch.’ The Seminoles managed just 370 total yards to Louisville’s 537, with Isaac Brown rushing for 235 yards alone.

Norvell emphasized the need for better execution and emotional control, stating that ‘none of us were good enough’ when it came to meeting the moment, while also praising Miami quarterback Darian Mensah as one of the nation’s best. The Seminoles now face a tough road test against No.

3 Miami, a 21.5-point favorite for Saturday’s matchup at Hard Rock Stadium, where Norvell expects his team to rise to the occasion despite recent struggles.

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