What was Jimbo Fisher’s record at Florida State?

Jimbo Fisher’s official introduction as a head coach took place at a Florida State University press conference on January 7, 2010.

In his first season, Fisher led the Seminoles to their first 10-win season since 2003, and only their second of the new millennium.

Everything began to come together for Fisher and the Seminoles in 2012. The Seminoles won their first conference title in seven years and appeared in a major bowl for the first time in seven years and appeared in a major bowl for the first time in seven years, defending Northern Illinois in the Orange Bowl.

In eight years at Florida State, Fisher accumulated an 83-23 record, a 2013 BCS national championship, three ACC conference championships, four Atlantic Division titles (three outright, one shared), four AP Poll top 10 finishes, and four bowl game victories. 738 winning percentage is the highest in FSU history.