Florida State's season has been a complete failure.
The No. 10 Seminoles are 0-2, having lost 28-13 at home to Boston College on Monday night.
Despite the fact that Florida State's offense, headed by rookie quarterback DJ Uiagalelei, struggled for the second week in a row, the Eagles were able to run over and through the defense for 268 yards.
After building a 14-6 lead, the ball was turned over to Florida State University to start the second half.
It appeared to be a critical moment for the Seminoles to drive down the field and drive the ball in order to either cut the deficit or tie the game.
Uiagalelei, on the other hand, made a desperate try to intercept the ball on fourth down.
Max Tucker recovered the ball and returned it to the FSU 7-yard line after it was intercepted. After two plays, Boston College led the game by 15 points.
Following a trick play that culminated in a 29-yard touchdown throw to Kentron Poitier, Florida State showed some energy and cut the margin to eight points. However
Boston College's rushing game continued to tear apart Florida State University's defense.
The Eagles responded to Florida State's first touchdown of the game with a drive that lasted more than four minutes and included eight plays.
This was also the school's first passing touchdown since its game against North Alabama in 2023.