Florida State University’s offensive coordinator, Alex Atkins, has reportedly been dismissed from his position following a tough loss to the University of North Carolina (UNC). In a game that saw FSU falter in the final moments, with UNC securing a victory at 11:35, the pressure on Atkins grew, ultimately leading to his departure.
While the specifics of the decision remain unclear, sources indicate that the loss to UNC marked a tipping point in the evaluation of Atkins’ performance. Despite a promising start to the season, FSU’s offensive struggles have become a growing concern, especially in critical moments of high-stakes games.
Atkins, who had been with FSU for several seasons, was widely regarded as a key figure in the team’s offensive development. However, inconsistent play and an inability to capitalize on pivotal opportunities in recent games may have contributed to the coaching change. This move signals a shift in strategy for the Seminoles as they look to rebound from the defeat and regroup for the remainder of the season.
The decision has sent shockwaves through the FSU football community, as fans and analysts debate the future direction of the team’s offensive scheme and overall leadership.