The whole state is involved now as the Florida State Seminoles got crushed by the reality of the treatment from the College Football Playoff. Is college football overlooking overall season records regarding the top contenders for the playoffs? After winning the season 13-0 and being denied a playoff appearance, the distress and anger have already spread far and wide. 

Florida State has risen as one of the best college football programs in the 2023 season. The state of Florida doesn’t back down when it comes to supporting what everyone thinks is right. And this time, it’s coming to aid the Seminoles financially during this challenging time. See Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s special proposition for the Florida State University football team. 

State of Florida proposes $1 million budget to FSU for potential lawsuit 

Ron DeSantis feels that for the undefeated Florida State to not clinch a spot in the CFP is a “very, very controversial ruling.” So, where there is injustice, the law should get involved. On Tuesday, DeSantis announced that the state should disburse $1 million to FSU to sue CFP in light of the recent unfair judgment. 

Ron DeSantis is making sure the Seminoles get what they truly deserve by setting aside $1 million from its $114 billion state budget for the program to sue CFP for unfair treatment. He said, “If you win and you are undefeated, it should mean something.” The proposal awaits approval from the state legislature. 

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What could be more bitter than giving your best and winning every season game only to be denied the chance to make it to the playoffs because of a quarterback justification? According to CFP committee chair Boo Corrigan, Florida State is a different team with and without QB Jordan Travis, who broke his leg in a season-ending injury. But the Seminoles played fairly well in their last two wins without their star QB. 

As much as Florida State fans grieve their bad omen, they’re also dying for further updates about the $1 million proposal. But as far as the story goes, the Seminoles encountered a disappointment they didn’t truly deserve. Keep watching to see where they go from here on out. 

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