Both teams enter with identical 5-5 records as the Seminoles look to build on last week's win while the Wolfpack aim to bounce back from a lopsided loss. Here's how to watch for free.

The ACC released its final availability report for the matchup two hours before kickoff, providing final updates from Florida State and North Carolina State. On gameday, the statuses for players on the report are out, game-time decision, or available. The total number of missing players is up to 23, 14 for Virginia Tech and nine for Florida State.

Justin Joly had a clinching fourth-down touchdown catch with 1:47 left as N.C. State beat Florida State 21-11 to become bowl eligible.

Mike Norvell pulled no punches when assessing the performance of his Florida State football team and their shortcomings this season.

North Carolina State football needs just one more win to become bowl-eligible, and they’ll look to earn it Friday night. The Wolfpack (5-5 overall, 2-4 Atlantic Coast

The model has Florida State quarterback Tommy Castellanos throwing for more than 250 yards and two touchdowns, while NC State quarterback C.J. Bailey will be held to under 220 yards and two touchdowns. The model projects that these teams combine for 55 points as the Under hits more than 60% of the time.

Florida State suffers another ignominious loss and moves to 5-6 overall, so who are the winners and losers for this match?

North Carolina State running back Hollywood Smothers is electric. While FSU has 800 more yards rushing on the year, Smothers has nearly double the number of yards on the ground compared to FSU's leading rusher (Gavin Sawchuk - 444).

The Florida State Seminoles visit the North Carolina State Wolfpack in a Week 13 college football game. Follow live updates.