Beloved Florida State Fan Is Back Amid Rough Start To College Football Season

A beloved Florida State fan made her triumphant return to the internet this week amid the Seminoles’ rough start to the 2024 college Football season.

Coming into this year many expected Florida State to at worst start their campaign at 1-1. Everyone acknowledged that Georgia Tech could beat the Seminoles, but Boston College was supposed to be a guaranteed win.

It wasn’t.

Now Mike Norvell and Co. are set to face off against a Memphis squad that will likely be riding a two-Game winning streak and have all the confidence in the world against them.

With morale at the school currently at an all-time low, one particular Florida State fan (who was identified last year) made her triumphant return to the internet:

Hope she’s feeling okay today 💔 pic.twitter.com/Arh8EMEWo2

— Old Row Sports (@OldRowSports) September 3, 2024

College Lacrosse Star Gaby Zola’s Wild Photos Leak Out https://t.co/29a2EaQtqI

— Game 7 (@game7__) September 5, 2024

For obvious reasons, folks really love her.

The cameraman pic.twitter.com/UQ6hvTVgeb

— Salibessi (@Salibessi2) September 4, 2024

Got damn

— Mickey (@MickeySportsVIP) September 3, 2024

Tennessee Cheerleader’s Wild Photos Go Viral After Chattanooga Win https://t.co/rMy69OG0XQ

— Game 7 (@game7__) September 3, 2024

I thought that was Sydney Sweeney for a moment

— greek phenom (@GreekPhenomeno) September 3, 2024

Hope so

— Mafia ka Dushman (@Mafiakadushman) September 4, 2024

It will be interesting to see if she ultimately opts to attend any Florida State Games this year – or if the pain of watching her squad get repeatedly humiliated ends up being too much.

The Seminoles obviously still have the time to turn things around to some degree, but based on everything they have shown thus far, it is hard to have much faith.

Will Florida State be able to regain some semblance of respectability in the coming weeks? An answer one way or the other is coming soon enough.

Carlos Garcia

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