FSU vs. LSU in Orlando. What you need to know

First game of the year for the ‘Noles takes place at Camping World Stadium

ORLANDO, Fla. – The Florida State Seminoles will kick off the 2023 season in downtown Orlando against the LSU Tigers on Sunday, Sept. 3.

When/where: Sunday, Sept. 3, at 7:30 p.m. at Camping World Stadium

Where to watch: ABC/ESPN

How to listen: Seminole Sports Network/ESPN on SiriusXM 80

Odds: LSU -2.5, O/U 57.5

FSU holds an 8-2 record over LSU, including a thrilling last-second 24-23 win last year in New Orleans. This was the second game of the 2022 season and their first 2-0 start since 2016. FSU is also 2-0 in home openers in Orlando, with wins over Duke in 1995 and Ole Miss in 2016.

FSU won in the Cheez-It Bowl in Orlando to close out the 2022 season, while LSU won the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl.

Florida State was chosen to finish second in the ACC media preseason poll. The Noles received 67 of the 176 votes for first place, but were behind Clemson, which had 103 votes. The preseason AP ranking at No. 8 is the highest for FSU since 2017.

Head Coach Mike Norvell enters his fourth season at FSU with an 18-16 record, including a 10-3 record for the 2022 season. He led FSU to its 25th 10-win season and first since 2016.

Quarterback Jordan Travis returns for his senior year at Florida State. He is being considered as a candidate to win the Heisman Trophy. Travis is also the record holder at FSU for most rushing yards and rushing touchdowns for a quarterback.

Officials with Camping World Stadium said over 60,000 people will be at the stadium for the game on Sunday and advised fans to plan ahead and anticipate delays in the area.

They advise fans to arrive at least two hours early prior to kickoff and to enter the stadium through the designated gate printed on their ticket.

On-site parkin at Camping World is sold out and fans should purchase parking in downtown Orlando and take the free shuttle to and from the game.


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Jacob joined ClickOrlando.com in 2022. He spent 19 years at the Orlando Sentinel, mostly as a photojournalist and video journalist, before joining Spectrum News 13 as a web editor and digital journalist in 2021.

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