Fire alarm goes off during Florida State postgame after expensive, disastrous loss to Memphis

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Florida State's recovery from last season's playoff snub and historic Orange Bowl beatdown to Georgia is off to just as bad of a start. 

Just one year after an undefeated season and being in contention for the playoffs, the Seminoles are off to an 0-3 start after a 20-12 loss to FBS Memphis on Saturday. Florida State paid Memphis $1.3 million to appear on their schedule this year as a buy game, and then lost anyway. 

Then, after the game Florida State head coach Mike Norvell had to cut his postgame press conference off early after a fire alarm went off at the team facility. 

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The fire alarm spared the head coach from having to explain any more of the grueling details behind his team's catastrophic loss. 

"We all have to do a better job," Norvell said during his postgame press conference. "…We can’t continue to come into games and see things that are absolutely not a part of who we are show up. So we all have to prepare better… These guys have not stopped working."

Florida State is now winless since it was infamously left out of the College Football Playoffs last year, with four straight losses. 

A general view of some Florida State Seminoles Fans with bags over their heads during the game against the Memphis Tigers at Doak Campbell Stadium on Bobby Bowden Field on September 14, 2024 in Tallahassee, Florida. The Tigers defeated the Seminoles 20 to 12. (Photo by Don Juan Moore/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** (Don Juan Moore/Getty Images)

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