Friday, Nov. 8, 8 p.m. ET
California at Wake Forest
Series: First-Ever Meeting
Last meeting: N/A
ACCN: Jorge Sedano (play-by-play), Orlando Franklin (analyst), Morgan Uber (sideline)
SiriusXM Radio: SiriusXM 84 / SiriusXM 371
SiriusXM App: SiriusXM 84 / SiriusXM 371

Saturday, Nov. 9, Noon ET
#4 Miami at Georgia Tech
Series: Series tied at 14-14
Last meeting: Georgia Tech, 23-20 (2023)
ESPN: Bob Wischusen (play-by-play), Louis Riddick (analyst), Kris Budden (sideline)
SiriusXM Radio: SiriusXM 81 / SiriusXM 371
SiriusXM App: SiriusXM 81 / SiriusXM 371

Saturday, Nov. 9, Noon ET
Syracuse at Boston College
Series: Syracuse leads series, 34-23
Last meeting: Boston College, 17-10 (2023)
The CW: Thom Brennaman (play-by-play), Max Browne (analyst), Treavor Scales (sideline)
SiriusXM Radio: SiriusXM 106 / SiriusXM 193 / SiriusXM 382
SiriusXM App: SiriusXM 955 / SiriusXM 972

Saturday, Nov. 9, 3:30 p.m. ET
#19 Clemson at Virginia Tech
Series: Clemson leads series, 23-12-1
Last meeting: Clemson, 45-10 (2020)
ESPN: Mark Jones (play-by-play), Roddy Jones (analyst), Quint Kessenich (sideline)
SiriusXM Radio: SiriusXM 161 / SiriusXM 194 / SiriusXM 390
SiriusXM App: SiriusXM 956 / SiriusXM 980

Saturday, Nov. 9, 3:30 p.m. ET
Duke at NC State
Series: Duke leads series, 42-37-5
Last meeting: Duke, 24-3 (2023)
ACCN: Chris Cotter (play-by-play), Mark Herzlich (analyst), Coley Harvey (sideline)
SiriusXM Radio: SiriusXM 106 / SiriusXM 193 / SiriusXM 371
SiriusXM App: SiriusXM 371 / SiriusXM 955

Saturday, Nov. 9, 7:30 p.m. ET
Florida State at #10 Notre Dame
Series: Florida State leads series, 6-5
Last meeting: Notre Dame, 41-38 (2021)
NBC: Noah Eagle (play-by-play), Todd Blackledge (analyst), Kathryn Tappen (sideline)
SiriusXM Radio: SiriusXM 129 / SiriusXM 161 / SiriusXM 194
SiriusXM App: SiriusXM 129 / SiriusXM 956

Saturday, Nov. 9, 8 p.m. ET
Virginia at #23 Pitt
Series: Pitt leads series, 10-4
Last meeting: Pitt, 37-7 (2022)
ACCN: Wes Durham (play-by-play), Tom Luginbill (analyst), Dana Boyle (sideline)
SiriusXM Radio: SiriusXM 106 / SiriusXM 193 / SiriusXM 371
SiriusXM App: SiriusXM 371 / SiriusXM 955

FSU sports information:

The No. 24 Florida State volleyball team (16-6, 8-4) continues its four-game homestand this weekend as they will face Wake Forest (13-10, 5-7) on Friday at 6:30 p.m. before facing NC State (12-8, 7-5) on Sunday at 1 p.m. Both games can be seen live on ACCNX.

Noles Look to Keep Hot Streaks Going Against Wake Forest and NC State

• Florida State has been very successful against Wake Forest and NC State in its program history.
• FSU has a combined record of 78-15 against Wake Forest and NC State.
• The Seminoles have won 16 consecutive matches against Wake Forest and have not lost to the Demon Deacons since 2010. FSU has lost just one match to Wake Forest since 2005.
• The Noles are 37-3 against NC State since 2000.

Louis Approaching 1,000 Kills

• Khori Louis is approaching the 1,000 career kills in the Garnet and Gold uniform. Louis needs just seven kills to reach 1,000 career kills.
• Louis is looking to become just the seventh Nole to reach 1,000 career kills in the rally scoring era.
• Louis will be just the second middle blocker in program history to reach 1,000 kills in the rally scoring era. Brianna Barry was the other middle blocker to reach 1,000 career kills.

Noles Started on the Right Foot in ACC Play....Again

• FSU has consistently started off ACC play in the win column in the last decade.
• Excluding the 2021 spring season where there were no non-conference matches, FSU has won its last 10 ACC openers.
• FSU has started 2-0 in the ACC in eight out of the last 10 seasons.
• FSU has never finished worse than 5th in the ACC under Head Coach Chris Poole.

Not Slowing Down on Offense

• FSU has proven to be one of the top offenses in the ACC and the country so far this season.
• As a team, FSU ranks 16th in the country and third in the ACC with a .279 hitting percentage and also ranks 46th in the country and fourth in the ACC with 13.49 kills per set.
• The Seminoles have been spreading the wealth as they have three players who have recorded 200 or more kills this season and five players who have recorded 100 or more kills this season.

Climbing the Ranks

• FSU was ranked No. 24 in this week's AVCA/TARAFLEX Coaches Poll. The Noles were ranked 15th in week one which was the program's highest ranking since 2017.
• FSU has been ranked in the AVCA Coaches Poll for 13 consecutive weeks which is the program's longest streak since when the Seminoles were ranked in every poll from Aug. 30, 2011, to Sept. 17, 2017.
• FSU opened the season ranked 20th in the preseason poll. It was the first time FSU was ranked to start the season since 2017.
• FSU picked up a ranked win against No. 25 Georgia. It was FSU's 41st ranked win in program history and was the first time FSU beat a ranked non conference opponent since defeating No. 14 Florida in 2021.
• FSU has picked up three ranked wins this season already with wins over No. 25 Georgia and No. 25 Miami. This is the first time since 2014 that FSU has had multiple ranked wins before Oct. 1.

Koenig Saving Her Best Season for Last

• The reigning 2023 ACC Co-Player of the Year Audrey Koenig is back for one last season with the Seminoles and will look to solidify herself as one of the top players in FSU history.
• Koenig was just the fourth Seminole to win the ACC Player of the Year award and was the first Nole to accomplish the feat since Payton Caffrey in 2018.
• Koenig leads the team with 290 kills in 21 matches and is third on the team with 185 digs.
• Koenig has tallied 179 kills in ACC play which leads the conference. Koenig's serve has also come on strong in ACC play as she has recorded 20 aces in ACC play which is tied for fifth in the ACC.
• Koenig has recorded 10 or more kills in her last 19 matches which is the longest streak of her career and the longest streak by any FSU volleyball player since Luiza Ramos in 1994.
• Koenig was named the ACC Offensive Player of the Week on Sept. 30 after tallying 36 kills in two wins over Miami.
• Koenig also earned 2023 AVCA All-America Honorable Mention honors for the first time in her career.
• Koenig's 13 double-doubles last season were the 13th-most in FSU history. Koenig is up to seven double doubles this season.
• Koenig has recorded 1,283 kills during her career with the Garnet and Gold. Koenig became just the sixth player in FSU history to surpass 1,000 career kills in the rally scoring era. Her 1,283 kills is the second-best mark in school history in the rally scoring era.

Louis Continuing to Stay Hot for the Noles

• FSU senior and Tallahassee native Khori Louis put together her best season as a Seminole in 2023 as she earned First Team All-ACC honors and AVCA All-America Honorable Mention for the first time in her career.
• Louis hit a career-high .432 in 2023 which ranked fourth in the nation and was the fifth-best mark in school history and the best mark since Sareea Freeman in 2012.
• Louis has picked up right where she left off as she is hitting .419 with 236 kills which is second to Koenig's 267 kills. Louis also leads the team with 97 blocks.
• Louis's .419 hitting percentage ranks 13th in the entire country and is first in the ACC.
• Louis holds a career hitting percentage of .378 which is currently the best mark in FSU history. The previous record is .371 which is held by Brianna Barry.
• Louis was second on the team with 271 kills and 93 blocks in 2023.
• In her career, Louis has recorded 993 kills which is 8th in program history in the rally scoring era. She needs just 45 kills to move into 7th all-time in the rally scoring era.
• Louis also ranks top 15 in program history in the rally scoring era in solo blocks, assisted blocks and total blocks.

Taylor Head Heating Up for the Noles

• The Seminoles made one of the biggest transfer moves in college volleyball last season as they picked up transfer Taylor Head from Arkansas.
• Head was one of the best hitters not only in the SEC but the entire country last season as she picked up AVCA Third Team All-America honors after recording 494 kills with a .231 hitting percentage for a Razorback team that qualified for the Elite Eight.
• Head leads the team with 229 digs and is third on the team with 214 kills.
• Head has played very well in her last six matches as she has recorded five double doubles in her last eight matches.
• Head was one of the best all-around players in the country last season as she was third in the entire nation with 22 double-doubles.
• Head ranked in the top 10 in the SEC in total kills, kills per set, total attacks, attacks per set, double-doubles, points and total digs.
• Last season, Head would've led the ACC in total kills, points, double doubles and total attacks. Head also would've ranked in the top five in kills per set, attacks per set and points per set.
• Head spent her spring with the Florida State beach volleyball team where she finished the season with a 8-2 record.

Dupes Is Back and Making an Impact

• After a knee injury kept her off the court in 2023, libero Emery Dupes is ready to become a force for the Seminoles' defense once again.
• Dupes has played in 81 out of the 82 sets this season with 95 digs.
• Prior to injury, Dupes led the team with 287 digs in 2022 while playing in 94 sets.
• As a freshman, Dupes earned All-ACC honors and became the first freshman libero in FSU history to earn All-ACC honors.
• Broke the school freshman record with 3.88 digs per set and was also just the 12th player in FSU history to record over 400 digs.
• Dupes has also been terrific behind the service line recording 66 aces in three seasons. In 2021, Dupes recorded six service aces in a single match which is tied for the third-most ever by a Seminole in a single match.

Perry Becoming a Force in the Middle for the Noles

• After redshirting at Iowa State last season, Perry has become a force in the middle for the Seminoles.
• Perry is currently second on the team with 78 blocks and 1.07 blocks per set.
• Perry had a season-high five kills in the win at Boston College on Oct. 18.
• Perry had seven total blocks against No. 25 Georgia which was just one block off her career high.
• Perry also has recorded 49 kills on 113 attempts.

Filimaua: A True Swiss Army Knife

• Kyleene Filimaua is a true do-it-all for Florida State volleyball.
• Filimaua has played in 79 out of the 82 sets for the Noles and has played all over the court including starting at libero in eight out of her last 11 matches.
• Filimaua has recorded 100 kills this season and has recorded five double-digit kill matches after recording just one double-digit kill match last year.
• To go along with her 100 kills this season, Filimaua has also recorded 199 digs, 52 assists, 20 aces and 19 blocks.

Phelan Becoming a Force on the Service Line and on Defense

• Kenna Phelan has shown off her nasty serve this season, and it became a game-changer for FSU.
• In 10 sets on opening weekend, Phelan recorded 10 aces from the service line. Her 10 aces were the eighth-most in the entire country on opening weekend.
• Phelan has recorded 27 service aces in 22 matches so far this season.
• Phelan recorded 19 digs against Auburn and 15 digs against North Florida. It was the first time in her career that Phelan has had back-to-back matches with 10 or more digs.
• Phelan has also been great as a setter in FSU's 6-2 system as she has recorded 396 assists.

Henke Off to Strong Start for the Garnet and Gold

• After missing opening weekend, Iane Henke has come right in and been a very valuable asset for the Seminoles.
• In her debut, Henke tallied 10 kills and six blocks against Cal Poly.
• Henke recorded a season-high 11 kills at Boston College on Oct. 18.
• In total, Henke has had 109 kills, 45 digs, 54 blocks and five aces in 20 matches for the Noles.

Noles Going Through Gauntlet of a Schedule

• The Seminoles will get tested early and often in the 2024 season.
• In 10 non conference games, four of those games came against teams that made the 2023 NCAA Tournament.
• Nine out of the 10 teams that FSU played in the non conference had a winning record in 2023.
• Four out of the Noles' final eight matches will be against teams in the top 16 as they will play No. 1 Pitt, two games against No. 10 SMU and No. 16 Georgia Tech.
• FSU has already played No, 4 Louisville, No. 6 Stanford, No. 22 Florida and No. 25 North Carolina.

A MESSAGE FROM FLORIDA STATE ATHLETICS
AND SEMINOLE BOOSTERS

Your steadfast devotion to Seminole Athletics has sustained us through good times and bad. While the 2024 football season has been difficult for all of us, we remain passionately committed to facing our current challenge head-on and setting our sights on a brighter future starting in 2025.

Tough times create tough people. As a supporter of FSU football, you’ve stood by us through thick and thin. Through it all, you have been the most essential element of our prior success, and you remain the vital factor in our rising once again. We remain unconquered.

Resilience has been a consistent hallmark of FSU football. Our program has repeatedly shown it, rising from despair to greatness. While this season has been discouraging, it doesn’t change the proven fact that we have what it takes to rise again—and quickly.

Ours is a proud program forged by our collective passion. It has created standards and expectations that are as valid today as ever because hard-earned achievements have validated them over many decades. Throughout that history, one thing has been constant—your unmatched support of excellence and devotion to our football program.

You made that happen.

From this shared experience, we know that Seminole football will achieve greatness again. Seminole Boosters is unified as never before with our football program, athletics department, and university to ensure that the Seminoles will again be worthy of our championship legacy.

That’s not just an expectation; it’s our standard.

The 2025 season opens against Alabama on August 30, 2025, at Doak Campbell Stadium. As the most crucial factor in our success, we need you there to help our team return to excellence. We invite you to continue to be a part of our wonderful tradition by renewing your support.

Why on earth would Alex Atkins still be employed by us next year? He obviously sucks at his job. Our veteran line has only gotten worse over time. Would Norvell really be stupid enough to keep him just to hold on to certain recruits? Does it even matter what recruits we land when Atkins hasn't shown the ability to develop anybody? I just cannot fathom how he could keep his job when he has been so awful at it.