Florida State University is reportedly considering two primary candidates to replace head football coach Mike Norvell, according to an insider report. The Seminoles are said to be "going to take some big swings" in their search, with former Texas A&M and LSU coach Jimbo Fisher among the names discussed, though the focus appears to be on two other leading contenders whose identities have not been disclosed.
The speculation comes amid a disappointing season for the Seminoles, who have struggled to meet expectations under Norvell. Athletic director Michael Alford has not publicly commented on the coach's status, but the program's leadership is apparently preparing for a potential change.
Fisher, who won a national championship at Florida State in 2013, has been linked to a return to Tallahassee, but the report suggests the university is targeting other high-profile options first. The search is expected to intensify following the conclusion of the regular season.
