The Florida State Seminoles are back at home this weekend for a game against the NC State Wolfpack, their first home game since Rick Stockstill took over the program following the firing of head coach Mike Norvell. They have won their first two games under Stockstill and are one win away from becoming bowl-eligible.
It is a critical game for the Seminoles, who haven't been bowling since 2023, and they will be wearing special uniforms on Nov. 21 in Doak Campbell Stadium. FSU announced Sunday on social media that they will be wearing turquoise jerseys and pants with gold helmets for the first time in program history.
The game is the annual Seminole Heritage game, representing FSU's unique friendship and relationship with the Seminole Tribe of Florida.
They are 3-0 in these games, but this will be the first time they wear turquoise jerseys and pants in a real game. They have worn the jerseys in a spring game before.
Here is a closer look at the jerseys, with sophomore defensive back Zae Thomas wearing them in the release video. Thomas is the first member of the Seminole Tribe of Florida to sign a football scholarship with Florida State
This week, we are representing and honoring our Seminole Heritage on the field in turquoise uniforms for the first timehttps://t.co/6QqFyR8ah4#NoleFamily pic.twitter.com/bueROGf4gr
— FSU Football (@FSUFootball) November 15, 2026
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