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Florida State Seminoles Schedule 2026
The 2026 Florida State Seminoles football schedule is out, and there's nothing like experiencing America's favorite Saturday fall tradition live!
Vivid Seats, the official ticketing partner of ESPN, will help you be there for kick off for whichever Florida State Seminoles game you want to attend, from the regular season to the playoffs.
No matter if you want to watch the Florida State Seminoles on the road or decide to join thousands of other Florida State Seminoles fans at Doak Campbell Stadium, there's nothing like being there in person.
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Frequently Asked Questions about the 2026 Florida State Seminoles Schedule and Games
What is the Florida State Seminoles schedule for 2026?
The Florida State Seminoles will play around 12 regular season games with one or two bye weeks.
Top Florida State Seminoles matchups for 2026 include:
When do Florida State Seminoles tickets go on sale?
Vivid Seats will have Florida State Seminoles tickets for sale shortly after the college football schedule is released.
How much are Florida State Seminoles tickets in 2026?
No matter what you're looking to spend, Vivid Seats has tickets to fit your budget. Currently, Florida State Seminoles tickets start at $62 with an average price of $166 .
How to watch Florida State Seminoles games in 2026?
The best way to watch Florida State Seminoles games is, of course, to be there in person. If you can't make it to a game, Florida State Seminoles regular season games will be spread between CBS, ESPN, FOX or NBC. Conference channels like ACC Network, Big Ten Network and SEC Network also air college football games.