Florida State was able to keep Charleston Southern out of the end zone for 59 minutes. The only score came in garbage time against a mixture of walk-ons and true freshmen. Florida State only allowed 4/12 third down conversions and 275 yards of total offense. Three of those conversions came on the final two drives.

In front of a homecoming crowd of 43,711, the Noles produced their best offensive output of the year – by far – beating the Charleston Southern Bucs 41-7.

The Seminoles (2-9) have started three quarterbacks and nine offensive-line combinations this fall, and they came into Saturday with the nation’s worst scoring offense (13.3 points).

Florida State snapped its losing streak in dominant fashion on Saturday afternoon with a 41-7 victory against Charleston Southern. The Seminoles entered the game as heavy favorites and delivered a much-needed victory to the program and fanbase with only the season-finale against Florida left on the schedule.

Florida State football coach Mike Norvell saw the promises of what his team could be next year - and a victory to show for it. While the 41-7 homecoming win Saturday over a 1-11 Charleston Southern may not mean as much as the Seminoles improved to 2-9, Norvell placed his young talents on display at Doak Campbell Stadium.

The Florida State Seminoles picked up their second win of the season on Saturday, beating Charleston Southern 41-7 inside Doak Campbell Stadium.

The Florida State Seminoles looked to secure their second win of the season against Charleston Southern, which is a far fall from their 13-1 and ACC Championship run just a year ago. The 'Noles were without offensive coordinator Alex Atkins,

Florida State football true freshman quarterback Luke Kromenhoek is starting vs. Charleston Southern. It is the first start of Kromenhoek's FSU career, and he is the third quarterback to start a game for the Seminoles this season. DJ Uiagalelei and Brock Glenn are the other two quarterbacks to earn a start.