mike norvell said he had a chance to be an example to his team going through what he's going through.nable to be here, coaching virtually. it's a stress and a strain on the system. everybody has contingency plans. when you have to put them in place and your head coach isn't here and now his team is going to head back home 0-2 with a very difficult path ahead -- they're going to have to lean on each other. this is going to be a test of the culture that he's trying to rebuild in tallahassee. this was the last chance for the noles seniors to beat the canes. going to be four losses in a row. perry flips it out. burns has some space and is wrestled down inside the 30 by dix. more fresh legs coming for miami. >> kirk: yeah. just what florida state's defense wants to see, right? burn s hasn't been on the field much. that might be his first play. a chance to catch the football and make some productive yards. but again, lashlee is not letting up with the backup perry in. clr bu >> chris: burns has carried the ball in the past, but he's overshadowed by harris and the two freshmen. he's eager to

florida state's football head coach, mike norvell announced that he has tested positive for covid-19. in a statement sent out on saturday, he made the announcement saying in our most recent round of covid testing, i received a positive result after being negative in the previous two tests this week. the state of georgia also reported the most new cases in the state since september 3rd. on saturday, it reported 2,313 new covid-19 cases and 63 additional deaths according to the georgia department of public health. in utah, governor herbert issued an executive order saturday extending the state of emergency in an effort to contain the spread of covid-19. a day after the state reported a record number of cases sdpliefrn the wisconsin department of the health services reported a record number of new covid-19 cases. the department urged in a tweet friday, quote, a second record-setting day for wisconsin cases as we add 2500-plus to our total. please take steps to avoid illness and protect your community. stay home if you can, stay six feet away and wear your face masks. mask up wisconsin. >