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Florida State Fires Coach Mike Norvell After Loss to Clemson
Florida State University has fired football coach Mike Norvell after its 36-24 loss to Clemson, according to reports. Coverage said the decision came after a meeting held by the university, and that the university has begun searching for a new head coach and a new athletic director to replace Michael Alford.
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- The dismissal followed Florida State's loss to Clemson, the game that was Norvell's last as the team's coach.
«Florida State fell to Clemson 36-24 in what turned out to be Mike Norvell's final game as Florida State's head coach.»
al • The Big Lead - Analyst Pete Nakos of On3 reported the news, noting that the university fired Norvell after a meeting of its leadership.
«According to On3's Pete Nakos, FSU has fired Mike Norvell.»
The Big Lead - Yahoo Sports coverage described the decision as coming after fan anger and a large financial buyout.
«Clemson loss spark decision to pay massive buyout»
Yahoo Sports - The search for a new football coach has begun, and the university is also seeking to hire a new athletic director to replace Michael Alford.
«Florida State's college football coaching search begins after Mike Norvell's firing, with the program also seeking a new AD to replace Michael Alford.»
Yahoo Sports - Sources differed on the length of Norvell's tenure: one said he was in his seventh season at the university, while another source's headline said the firing came after five seasons.
«Norvell was in his seventh season at Florida State.»
al • Yahoo Sports
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