FSU vs NC State score, live updates, highlights in NCAA football

FSU and NC State are playing each other in Carter-Finley Stadium on Saturday. Both teams lost their first two games of the season. FSU lost to Duquesne, LSU, Louisville, Boston College, and Wake Forest. NC St lost at Clemson and at Eastern Carolina.

Robert Scott Jr. is dressed out and working with the first-team offense. Quarterback Jordan Travis is no longer wearing a brace around his left knee. Fabien Lovett is on the field but not dressed. Lovettt has not played since suffering a lower right leg injury against LSU on Sept. 4. Winston Wright Jr., Ja'Khi Douglas, Jackson West and Thomas Shrader are not wearing clothes.

Carter-Finley Stadium lights are working. Florida State's football game at NC State will begin at 8:12 p.m.

FSU vs. NC State has been delayed because of a stadium lighting issue. The game will begin 47 minutes after the lights start working again. Fans are advised to leave the seating bowl area and congregate on the concourse.

Carter-Finley Stadium lights don't appear to be working. The field looks to have a darkening effect.

FSU is preparing for a game against NC State. Jared Verse is expected to play full workload. Robert Scott Jr. and Amari Gainer are both available but on a snap count. Fabien Lovett is looking to make his first appearance since he went down with a lower right leg injury against LSU on Sept. 4. Winston Wright Jr., Ja’Khi Douglas and Jackson West have not played this season. Darion Williamson did not play against Wake Forest after suffering an undisclosed injury. Bless Harris, Kayden Lyles, Stephen Dix Jr and walk-on running back CJ Campbell are out for the season with undisclosed injuries.

FSU and NC State will play each other at Carter-Finley Stadium on Saturday, October 5 at 8 p.m.

FSU and NC State are playing on ACC Network (Channel 612 on DirecTV, Channel 402 on Dish Network) or YouTube TV (2-week free trial), Hulu + Live TV, fuboTV (7-day freetrial).

FSU Seminoles are playing against NC State Wolfpack. The game is being broadcast on WTNT 94.9 FM, Sirius XM (Channel 201).

N.C. State is a 3-point favorite over Florida State. The over-under is 50.5 points.