The Florida State Seminoles lost to the Duke Blue Devils on Friday night. With that, head coach Mike Norvell saw his team fall to 1-6 on the season while questions about the quarterback position continued to grow.

Florida State has made another change at quarterback. Mike Norvell put true freshman Luke Kromenhoek into the game midway through the second quarter of Florida State’s Friday night contest against Duke. The change came after Glenn turned the ball over on 3 consecutive plays.

Florida State fell to 1-6 on the season after a 23-16 loss to Duke on the road in Week 8 Redshirt freshman Brock Glenn, who has been the team’s starter since DJ Uiagalelei broke a finger on his throwing hand late in Week 5,

The Clemson Tigers are currently ranked No. 15 in the AP Top 25 and have one of the better defenses in the country. Injuries have plagued the Seminoles all season, especially up front, but Glenn says that his approach is to just be himself.

Florida State football quarterback Brock Glenn is embracing his opportunity to start vs. Clemson after the injury to DJ Uiagalelei.

Behind Glenn is true freshman Luke Kromenhoek, a former 4-star recruit out of Benedictine Military School. Norvell has continuously praised the entirety of his quarterback room and said that if Kromenhoek continues on his path and preparation, he will be ready when his number is called.

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