In a virtual simulation of the 2024 football season using EA Sports College Football 25, Florida State University (FSU) showcased their strengths and faced challenges throughout the year. Despite not making it to the ACC Championship, the 'Noles finished the season with a strong ranking, leaving fans excited for what the future holds.

FSU began their season overseas in Ireland, defeating ACC rival Georgia Tech 28-14 in a hard-fought game. Although Georgia Tech had more first downs, total offense, and a better third-down conversion rate, quarterback DJ Uiagaelelei led the team to victory with a remarkable performance, throwing for 271 yards and 4 touchdowns.

Continuing their winning streak, FSU dominated Boston College with a final score of 35-14 on Labor Day. The team showcased impressive offensive statistics, with 450 total yards and a strong rushing game led by running back Roydell Williams. DJ Uiagaelelei once again shone, throwing for 297 yards and 4 touchdowns.

However, FSU faced an unexpected setback in game three, losing to Memphis with a score of 31-23. Despite DJ Uiagaelelei's efforts, Memphis outperformed FSU in total offense and third-down conversions. The Seminoles bounced back in game four, defeating California 22-17, while Uiagaelelei threw for 241 yards and 2 touchdowns.

In a thrilling matchup against SMU, FSU clinched a close victory with a score of 34-30. DJ Uiagaelelei proved his mettle once again, throwing for 302 yards and 2 touchdowns. Wide receiver Destyn Hill emerged as a consistent playmaker, leading the team in receiving yards.

Facing their first loss in the season, FSU fought a tough battle against Clemson, losing with a score of 45-35. Despite Uiagaelelei's impressive performance with 407 yards and 4 touchdowns, FSU struggled to establish a strong rushing attack.

The 'Noles managed to bounce back in subsequent games, defeating Duke and rival Miami with scores of 43-35 and 23-17, respectively. FSU's defense showcased their abilities, with interceptions from Darrell Jackson and Earl Little II, and sacks from Conrad Hussey, Patrick Payton, and Darrell Jackson.

Sadly, FSU fell short in a close game against North Carolina with a final score of 24-19. Quarterback DJ Uiagaelelei continued to display his prowess, throwing for 350 yards and 2 touchdowns.

In the last game of the regular season, FSU triumphed over Notre Dame, winning with a score of 28-23. The dynamic duo of Uiagaelelei and receiving standout Malik Benson proved to be a winning combination.

Wrapping up the regular season, FSU secured a victory against Charleston Southern with a score of 24-3. The defense once again showcased their dominance, with standout performances from Darrell Jackson, Conrad Hussey, and AZ Thomas.

Although FSU did not make it to the ACC Championship, they concluded the season with impressive rankings. The 'Noles finished No. 10 in the Media Poll and No. 8 in the Coaches Poll. Despite falling short in the conference, FSU fans remain optimistic about the team's potential for future success.

Looking ahead, FSU's dynamic roster and strong performances from players like DJ Uiagaelelei and Malik Benson provide hope for a successful 2025 season. The 'Noles will continue to work hard and strive for even greater achievements on the football field.