The Florida State Seminoles looked simply atrocious in the first half against Ole Miss and trailed 28-6 at one point. They scored late in the first half to make it 28-13 and then went on a ridiculous run to make it a 39-28 game before Ole Miss scored and failed on a two-point conversion to make it 39-34. The Noles kicked three more field goals to make it 45-34 and that made nine straight scoring possessions for them. That ultimately led to the 45-34 win for the Seminoles and their biggest comeback in school history.
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The previous record was in 2014 against Louisville when they were down 21 and Jameis Winston led them back to win the game. This was clearly a tale of two halves as freshman quarterback Deondre Francois was just unstoppable in the second half. He finished with 419 passing yards on 33-of-52 passing to go with four touchdowns and had 59 yards scrambling at the most opportune times it seemed.
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FSU had 581 total yards of offense and got four turnovers on defense to make the comeback and absolutely embarrass the Rebels. Ricky Aguayo looked every part of a world-class kicker as he nailed six field goals and set a new school record for field goals in a game. Running back Dalvin Cook chipped in 91 yards rushing and 101 yards receiving, but couldn't score because of a bad case of the drops. Fortunately, that didn't matter as the Noles improved their record when trailing at halftime since 2010 to 10-9, the only team with a record over .500.
