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    College football week 0 results, games, updates: Florida State and Georgia Tech battle it out

    Idris Bevan Posted on

    The 2024 college football season has begun.

    The season doesn’t officially start until Thursday, August 29, but we don’t have to wait until then to get our first real games of the season. Saturday’s schedule features four games featuring six FBS teams. Here’s a look at what’s on the docket for the unofficial first weekend of the season.

    Full schedule:

    • Florida State vs. Georgia Tech (in Dublin, Ireland) | 12pm ET | ESPN

    • McNeese at Tarleton State | 3:30 p.m. ET | ESPNU

    • Montana State at New Mexico | 4:00 p.m. ET | FS1

    • North Alabama vs. Southeast Missouri State | 7:00 p.m. ET | ESPN

    • Florida A&M vs. Norfolk State | 7:30 p.m. ET | ABC

    • SMU in Nevada | 8pm ET | CBSSN

    • Delaware State at Hawai’i | 11:59 p.m. ET | Spectrum Sports PPV

    Live32 updates

    • The Yellow Jackets are on the rise and have reached the halfway line with just four minutes left in the game. Haynes King made some key plays in this game, including a third-down conversion to keep GT’s offense alive.

    • Touchdown, Noles!

      The Seminoles are in the end zone after a one-yard run by Roydell Williams. That was a 15-play, 84-yard run that included two crucial throws by DJ Uiagalelei on fourth down. We’re having a ballgame in Ireland, folks.

    • The Seminoles put together a decent drive of their own here. They simply tried it on fourth down and succeeded by moving the ball into GT’s red zone.

    • Touch down, Georgia Tech!

      Again, it is Jamal Haynes who jumps over bodies at the goal line and puts Tech in the lead early in the fourth quarter.

    • End of 3rd quarter: Georgia Tech 14, Florida State 14

      GT’s Haynes King runs 21 yards on a draw and takes the ball to the FSU 1 yard line to end the quarter.

    • The Yellow Jackets move the ball through the air at will with chunk plays. They are now in the FSU red zone.

    • However, FSU’s final punt was probably the highlight of the game. GT’s Rodney Shelley decided to catch the ball without waving for a fair catch and was picked off by FSU’s Edwin Joseph.

    • They are now trading punts. Both offenses have nearly stalled halfway through the third quarter.

    • The Seminoles brought the ball into GT territory but had to punt. Tech got the ball back at their own 20.

    • However, the drive stalls at the FSU 34-yard line and GT’s Aidan Barr misses the 51-yard field goal attempt. It’s still tied at 14.

    • We’re back for the second half and Georgia Tech’s Jamal Haynes just hit a 36-yard pass to the outside to start.

    • DJ Uiagalelei has been efficient (12-14, 96 yards) in his FSU debut, but he hasn’t thrown the ball forward much. The Seminoles may need to get a little more practice in the second half, as the Yellow Jackets have been aggressive.

    • Halftime: Georgia Tech 14, Florida State 14

      FSU’s Ryan Fitzgerald kicks a 59-yard field goal to tie the game! What a kick.

    • The Seminoles are trying to get on the scoreboard before halftime. We’re just under the two-minute mark and they have the ball at their own 30.

    • Georgia Tech 14, Florida State 11

      QB Haynes King did a lot of running on this drive, but it was Jamal Haynes who made his way into the end zone and scored the touchdown and the lead.

    • GT moves the ball again with chunk plays. They are now in FSU’s red zone and have a chance to take the lead.

    • Florida State 11, Georgia Tech 7

      GT’s defense gets stronger, but FSU’s Ryan Fitzgerald scores a 52-yard field goal to extend the lead.

    • Georgia Tech just bailed out FSU with a facemask penalty on third down and now the Seminoles are in GT territory.

    • Georgia Tech can’t do anything with the ball possession and shoots the ball back to FSU.

    • FSU tries it on fourth down in GT territory and CANNOT get it! What a stop by the Yellow Jackets. They have the ball at their own 34-yard line.

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