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Florida State, Georgia Tech set to kick off 2024 season in Ireland

AP photo by Mike Stewart / Georgia Tech quarterback Haynes King passes under pressure from Boston College defensive end Shitta Sillah during an ACC game last October in Atlanta.
AP photo by Mike Stewart / Georgia Tech quarterback Haynes King passes under pressure from Boston College defensive end Shitta Sillah during an ACC game last October in Atlanta. AP photo by Mike Stewart / Georgia Tech quarterback Haynes King passes under pressure from Boston College defensive end Shitta Sillah during an ACC game last October in Atlanta.

DJ Uiagalelei’s football career has taken the 23-year-old quarterback on a coast-to-coast journey across the United States more than once.

The former California prep standout spent three years at Clemson University in South Carolina and was at Oregon State last season before transferring to Florida State in January.

The opening game of his fifth and final college season is taking him out of the country.

Uiagalelei will make his debut with his third college program Saturday, when the 10th-ranked Seminoles take on Georgia Tech in an Atlantic Coast Conference matchup at Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Ireland.

“I finally get to use my passport,” Uiagalelei quipped.