Florida's NFL, FBS college football teams combine to go 0-8 in historically bad weekend
Week 11 of the 2024 college football season marked the first time in the FBS era -- dating back to 1978 -- that a state went 0-6 in a single week. Florida State, Florida, Miami, UCF, USF and FAU all lost their respective games, while FIU was idle.
It Was a Lost College Football Weekend in Florida. the State's FBS and FCS Teams Went 0-9
There was no joy, at least of the major-college football variety, in Florida this weekend. There were eight games involving the state's FBS and FCS teams on Saturday. There were nine such games this weekend.
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