DONE DEAL : Blockbuster Deal Between Florida State and Georgia Finalized

In a monumental agreement that has sent shockwaves across college football, the highly anticipated deal between Florida State University and the University of Georgia is officially done. Details have now emerged, confirming that the two powerhouse programs have agreed to a home-and-home series, setting up two marquee matchups over the next few seasons.

The deal will see Florida State and Georgia, two of the most storied programs in the NCAA, face off in what is expected to be must-watch games. The first game is scheduled for 2025 at Doak Campbell Stadium in Tallahassee, Florida, with the second matchup taking place in 2026 at Georgia’s Sanford Stadium in Athens.

These games will be the first regular-season meetings between the schools since 2003, and anticipation is already building for what could be defining moments for both programs.

The rivalry, while not as frequent as others, has been intense whenever the two programs have met. Georgia and Florida State have faced off only a handful of times, most notably in the 2003 Sugar Bowl, where Georgia defeated Florida State 26-13. Now, with both programs on the rise, this home-and-home series will serve as a major test for both teams as they seek to solidify their positions among college football’s elite.

Florida State head coach Mike Norvell expressed excitement about the deal, calling it an opportunity to showcase his team on a national stage. “We are thrilled to take on a program as prestigious as Georgia. These games will be great for college football and for our players to compete at the highest level,” Norvell said.

Georgia’s head coach, Kirby Smart, echoed similar sentiments. “We’re always looking for ways to challenge our team, and a series like this does just that. Florida State is an exceptional program with a lot of history, and these games will be electric,” he stated.

Both programs have undergone significant transformations in recent years.

Florida State, a historic program with three national championships, has been steadily rebuilding under Norvell after several challenging seasons. Meanwhile, Georgia, fresh off back-to-back national titles in 2021 and 2022, remains one of the most dominant forces in college football under Kirby Smart.

The matchups are expected to feature some of the best talent in the nation, with both schools known for producing top-tier NFL prospects. Fans from both sides, as well as the broader college football community, are already marking their calendars for what promises to be one of the most anticipated non-conference series in the coming seasons.

As more details emerge, it’s clear that this deal will not only shape the futures of both programs but will also add a thrilling new chapter to the annals of college football history. With national championship implications potentially on the line, the Florida State-Georgia series is set to be a defining moment in the years to come.

Stay tuned as more updates are expected regarding scheduling, ticket availability, and potential TV broadcasts for these highly anticipated matchups.