FSU will be without Kam Davis, Darius Washington for Miami game

MIAMI GARDENS — Freshman running back Kam Davis will not play and senior offensive tackle Darius Washington, originally a game-time decision, did not against Miami on Saturday night, the school announced.

Washington has started in six games in 2024 at left tackle, missing the Memphis game when he was pulled after warming up with the first-team line. In his place, senior Robert Scott got the start for the Seminoles at left tackle.

Elsewhere on the offensive line, redshirt freshman Andre' Otto also did not start at left guard after starting the last two games there. In his place, Harvard transfer Jacob Rizy got the start Saturday night.

Davis is coming off his best game, rushing for 63 yards in the loss at Duke. He appeared to suffer an injury after fumbling late in the fourth quarter with FSU driving deep into Blue Devils territory.

FSU will lean on a mix of Lawrance Toafili, Samuel Singleton and Caziah Holmes against Miami. Micahi Danzy also made his debut against Clemson and could see more playing time.

While Davis' long-term outlook is uncertain, the Seminoles' depth at running back has thinned. Jaylin Lucas has been lost to a season-ending knee injury, while Roydell Williams hasn't played since FSU's third game against Memphis.

Keys to an FSU upset of Miami

Scouting report: Miami