NIL Refund? Put A Fork In Them, Florida State Seminoles Are Officially Done After Losing To Memphis

Florida State entered today's game against Memphis desperately needing a win to turn the out-of-control train around, but Seminole fans were once again subjected to a disappointing result in Tallahassee. 

One thing is abundantly clear following the 20-12 loss to Memphis on Saturday afternoon, the season is now a wash, and Mike Norvell can no longer hang his hat on the undefeated regular season of 2023. While most Florida State fans thought this would be a year that the team would reload in the transfer portal and find success, it's been the complete opposite. 

If you are a part of the NIL collective at Florida State, you have to be furious at the amount of money spent on this 2024 roster, with reports saying it costs more than $10 million for this season alone. I think it's obvious that the return on investment came up short, in a major way. 

In what most certainly was a sign of the times, the fire alarm went off during the Mike Norvell postgame press conference, which just makes the entire situation even crazier. 

For a team that entered the season ranked 10th in the polls, that looks like a drastic overreaction to who the Seminoles added to their roster in the off-season. The problem is not just DJ Uiagalelei, though he will take the brunt of the blame. No, FSU fans should be infuriated with Mike Norvell for deciding that he was the guy to lead this team after losing their opening games of the season. 

Also, this was a massive win for the Memphis Tigers, as they beat their former coach in Mike Norvell. 

We all heard the fans chanting for backup QB Brock Glenn during the previous game, but Mike Norvell decided to stick with DJ U, hoping that a light would go-off in the head of the starting quarterback. Unfortunately,