Where’s Charlie Ward when you need him.

The DJ Uiagalelei era at Florida State is already in crisis mode after just two games, following a disastrous performance in Monday night’s home game against underdog Boston College, trailing by 17 points.

Uiagalelei completed just 21 of 42 passes for 272 yards with one touchdown pass and one interception in the 28-13 loss, dropping the No. 10 Seminoles to 0-2.

Florida State fans began chanting, “We want Brock,” for backup quarterback Brock Glenn before halftime after the Eagles scored to take a 21-6 lead early in the third quarter.

Seminoles coach Mike Norvell declined to say whether he would consider benching Uiagalelei on Monday or whether he would make a change for the team’s Sept. 14 home game against Memphis.

“We struggled offensively and there’s a lot of reasons for that,” Norvell said, without singling out his struggling quarterback. “Obviously everything we do, we’ve got to push and get better and that’s what we’re going to focus on. We’re going to focus on pushing to get better and putting our guys in the best position to succeed and that’s what we’re going to focus on.”

Uiagalelei came to Tallahassee hoping to take over the reins of a team that went 13-1 last season and might have been in contention for a national title had quarterback Jordan Travis not been injured.

Florida State is Uiagalelei’s third school after an uninspiring stint at Clemson that saw him replaced as the team’s starting quarterback and a solid, but unspectacular, 2023 season at Oregon State.

It appears the third time is not the charm for Uiagalelei as Florida State appears to be turning its first attempt into its biggest disappointment of the season.