Florida State shocked the college football world last Saturday after upsetting a high preseason favorite for the College Football Playoffs in No. 8 Alabama 31-17. After last year's abysmal season, the Seminoles were looking to make a statement as the whole world watched two blue bloods face off.

FSU is the third-highest ranked ACC team in the rankings and the fourth to make the top 25. They are joined by the No. 5 Miami Hurricanes, No. 9 Clemson Tigers, and No. 20 SMU Mustangs.

In an appearance on ESPN's "Get Up" Monday, Sept. 1, Dan Orlovsky ‒ a former UConn quarterback who played seven years in the NFL ‒ had sweeping questions about Kalen DeBoer and his leadership of the Crimson Tide through its season-opening loss to the Seminoles.

The Florida State Seminoles, like every other program, have their non-conference games set out years in advance. The Noles have never been one to shy away from a challenge, particularly those involving the SEC in recent years.

Lee Corso is making his final appearance on his beloved College Gameday on August 30. ESPN announced a TV special will premiere to honor Corso.

Ethan Pritchard is in stable condition after the shooting, which happened hours after FSU's first football game of the season

On Aug. 30, ESPN said goodbye to the legendary Lee Corso, who had been part of the College GameDay staff since 1987. Then, right after that show came down, No. 1 Ohio State beat No. 3 Texas and Arch Manning into submission.

Here's who will have the call of Saturday's matchup in Tuscaloosa when No. 20 Alabama hosts ULM at Bryant-Denny Stadium.