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It was decision day across the ACC as women’s soccer programs wrapped up the regular season. For Florida State, the stakes were simple: win, and they were in. The Seminoles controlled their destiny and delivered,

FSU football has released its injury report for its game against Wake Forest on Saturday, Nov. 1, and Tommy Castellanos is listed as probable.

Wake Forest has played multiple quarterbacks in the last month as both injury and quality of play have caused the Demon Deacons to juggle things a bit. Florida State is readying for multiple quarterbacks.

Florida State football (3-4, 0-4 in ACC) announced its initial injury report on Thursday evening ahead of its matchup against Wake Forest (5-2, 2-2) on Saturday, as part of the ACC’s mandate for schools to release injury updates 48 and 24 hours ahead of in-conference matchups.

FSU soccer has played its way back into the ACC tournament conversation, and with a season finale against Wake Forest the stakes are high.