The Florida State Seminoles will try to win back-to-back road games on Friday night against the Pittsburgh Panthers. An updated injury report was released on Wednesday night, and there are changes for both teams.

Defensive lineman Deante McCray and defensive back Jamari Howard have been downgraded to out after being listed as questionable. Defensive backs Quindarrius Jones and Karson Hobbs, wide receiver Duce Robinson, running backs Ousmane Kromah, Sam Singleton and Quintrevion Wisner, linebackers Izayia Williams, Daylen Green, and Noah LaVallee, offensive lineman Bradyn Welch-Joiner, and defensive lineman Kevin Wynn are all still out as well.

Linebacker Caleb LaVallee and kicker Conor McAneney have been upgraded to probable. Defensive back K.J. Kirkland and linebacker Blake Nichelson are probable also.

Quarterback Mason Heintschel, tight ends Elijah Lagg and Max Hunt, wide receivers Tyreek Robinson and Rodney Dunbar, defensive backs Allen Bryant and Issac Patterson, and linebacker Cameron Lindsey are out for Pittsburgh. Linebacker DeMarco Ward, running back Ja'Kyrian Turner, plus defensive linemen Eliyt Nairne and Sean FitzSimmons are questionable. Also, defensive back Shawn Lee Jr. has been added to the injury report as questionable.

7 p.m. ET on ESPN is when Florida State and Pittsburgh will kick things off. The Panthers are a 3.5-point favorite.