TALLAHASSEE, Fla.-- Jordan Travis, Jashaun Corbin, Treshaun Ward, D.J. Williams and Lawrance Toafili both had touchdown runs in Saturday's 59-3 win over UMass.

For the first time since 2017, the Seminoles (3-4) have won three consecutive games.

Corbin ran for 127 yard on 11 carries. Florida State ran for an all-time high of 365 yards this season, marking the sixth consecutive season that the Seminoles have exceeded the 200 yard mark.

Florida State scored on 8 of its 10 drives. It also matched its season-high in points with 38 in halftime.

Two interceptions were also snatched by the Seminoles. Jarvis Brownlee returned a 70-yard interception for a touchdown and Jammie Robinson intercepted in the end zone.

After Florida State lost the game-opening kickoff, Cameron Carson attempted a 45-yard field goal for UMass (1-6).

TAKEAWAYS

In Walt Bell's return from Tallahassee, UMass only managed 241 offensive yards. Bell was the Florida State offensive coordinator in 2018, before he left to become the UMass coach.

Florida State won its ninth consecutive homecoming game, scoring its highest points against an FBS opponent since Sept. 2015 when the Seminoles defeated Texas State 59-16.

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UMass plays Liberty Saturday

Next Saturday, FSU travels to Clemson