Florida State Football Coaches Dismissed After Disappointing Season

Multiple college football programs are undergoing coaching changes following disappointing seasons. UMass has fired head coach Don Brown after a 2-8 start, initiating a search for a replacement with candidates including Tyler Stockton, Joe Harasymiak, Rich Skrosky, and Bob Diaco. Charlotte also dismissed Biff Poggi after a 6-16 record, with potential candidates including Pep Hamilton, Aaron Curry, and Mike Minter. Florida Atlantic relieved Tom Herman of his duties after a 2-8 season, with James Coley and Jovan Dewitt identified as possible successors. Similarly, Florida State is undergoing a significant staff overhaul after a 1-9 start, firing key coordinators and placing Randy Shannon as interim defensive coordinator while head coach Mike Norvell takes over offensive play-calling. The upcoming searches for head coaches and coordinators at these programs are critical for their future competitiveness.