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FSU Sets Rushing Records in 66-10 Rout After Castellanos Exits With Ankle Scare

Team signaled optimism about his status without issuing a diagnosis.

Overview

  • No. 7 Florida State overwhelmed Kent State 66-10 to reach 3-0 with 775 yards of total offense.
  • The Seminoles set single-game program marks with 498 rushing yards and eight rushing touchdowns, and they tied a first-quarter scoring mark with 35 points.
  • Quarterback Tommy Castellanos left late in the second quarter after defenders rolled onto his lower leg and did not return following a lightning delay.
  • Freshman Kevin Sperry took over at quarterback as Castellanos, who had 205 passing yards and 54 rushing yards with two touchdowns, later jogged along the sideline.
  • Castellanos said he was "all good" and felt "100%" and coach Mike Norvell called the situation "very manageable," with no formal diagnosis or timetable announced.