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Florida State monitoring Dorian; season opener vs. Boise State still on for Saturday in Jacksonville

Seminoles' season opener in doubt as Hurricane Dorian moves toward Florida

The Seminoles haven't played in Jacksonville since beating West Virginia in the 2010 Gator Bowl.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Hurricane season has a way of interfering with the beginning of football season, whether we're talking college or pro. 

As Hurricane Dorian continues moving toward the east coast of Florida, preparations are underway, as residents want to be ready for any and all potential situations. 

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Those preparations include this weekend's upcoming college football slate.

Officials from Florida State University say the Seminoles' season-opening game against Boise State is still on for now, though the school continues to monitor Hurricane Dorian. 

FSU released a statement reading: "We continue to be in contact with the governor's office, our partners in Jacksonville and Boise State's athletics department. At this time, there is no change in the status of the game."

The Seminoles and Broncos are set to play at TIAA Bank Field in Jacksonville on Saturday at 7 p.m. 

FSU will provide an update Thursday morning.


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Clay Ferraro joined the Local 10 News team in 2014 to take his dream job: covering big-time sports at a first-class station in paradise. 

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