Florida State football, recruiting news: Hurricane Irma’s effect on the ACC

Football

Due to the aftermath of Hurricane Irma in Miami, the Sun-Sentinal reports that the Miami Hurricanes will be forced to move its practices to Orlando due to the conditions on campus. Their game vs. Toledo next Saturday is still on as scheduled.

CBSSports analyzes the impact that the change in date for the Miami-FSU game has on the rest of the ACC.

Jimbo Fisher talks about how the Seminoles are dealing with a 21 day gap between games and how this affects the preparation process.

University of Louisiana-Monroe could be feeling financial effects from last week’s game cancellation according to a local TV station. The payout for ULM was expected to be $1.35 million. If the game was cancelled however, the team that cancelled would be forced to pay $1 million to the other school. However, there was a clause for Hurricanes in which ULM will now receive nothing.

Men’s Health got inside the locker room with the Seminoles to review what they do to get in peak physical shape.

Recruiting

247Sports caught up with Apopka High School offensive tackle, William Barnes, on where he plans to take official visits to this Fall. Among those schools he will visit is Florida State. Barnes, is listed as the No. 6 offensive tackle, No. 10 in the state of Florida, and No. 51 recruit in the nation.

Alumni

With Hurricane Irma now past Florida, Jameis Winston has pledged to match $50,000 donations to hurricane relief efforts.

Dalvin Cook had a huge debut on Monday night with the Minnesota Vikings, and he spoke with CampusLore about his time at Florida State and what made him choose the Seminoles.

Over in the MLB, FSU alum Luke Weaver moves to a 6-1 record after having a big game against the Cincinnati Reds.

Other Sports

The ACC announced the women’s basketball season schedule, FSU’s slate will begin December 31st vs. UNC.