FSU Football Stays Healthy Despite Physical Preseason

The Florida State Seminoles are halfway through fall camp, having completed 10 of their 18 practices before game week against New Mexico State. So far, the team has managed to stay relatively healthy, despite the physical nature of the camp.

There are a few players dealing with minor injuries, but nothing that has the coaching staff concerned. Head coach Mike Norvell recently spoke about the team's health, expressing confidence that the roster has avoided any long-term injuries.

The Seminoles scrimmaged twice in the last week to give players time to heal before the season begins. Norvell noted that the team has been 'pretty clean' in terms of injuries, with only bumps and bruises to report.

Several players are being monitored, including senior running back Tre Wisner, who missed both preseason scrimmages due to a minor injury. True freshman linebacker Izayia Williams recently got banged up, but is expected to return to action within the next week or so.

The team is playing it safe with some of their top players, including Samuel Singleton Jr. and Ousmane Kromah, who were in non-contact jerseys during the last scrimmage. Florida State practices for the 11th time this preseason on Tuesday, but it's unclear if Wisner will be on the field.