Florida State overwhelmed Wake Forest 42-7 on Saturday, with the Seminoles scoring consistently throughout the game to cover the 13-point spread. FSU posted 14 points in each of the second, third, and fourth quarters while holding Wake Forest scoreless until the final quarter.

Quarterback T. Castellanos led Florida State's offensive assault, connecting on several deep passes that moved the ball efficiently downfield. Running back Samuel Singleton paced the ground game with 91 rushing yards for the Seminoles. Wake Forest's Robby Ashford completed 93 passing yards despite the lopsided contest, while receiver Dominic Deluca led the Demon Deacons with 7 receptions.

The game featured significant momentum swings, with 11 lead changes and a win probability range between 45 and 100 percent. Florida State's defense made critical plays in the second and fourth quarters, while Wake Forest's defense generated key stops in the first and second periods. The final score fell below the 51-point over-under line, finishing with 49 total points.