Georgia and Florida State cancel 2027 and 2028 football series

8 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 10

Florida State athletic director Michael Alford said ACC and SEC scheduling mandates drove the decision, though the schools are discussing a future neutral-site game instead.
Alford said the change would not reduce Florida State's total home games, but it removes a planned home-and-home matchup between two major programs.
The move reflects wider pressure from conference scheduling changes and possible College Football Playoff expansion, which critics say discourages marquee non-conference games on campus.

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