On Monday's edition of the Osceola's Seminole Sidelines, Patrick Burnham, Mark Salva, Jerry Kutz and Bob Ferrante discuss Brock Glenn's impressive start against Clemson and what we saw from the freshmen tight ends.

Can FSU's run game improve? Can FSU's defense improve against the run? How will FSU use the bye week?

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I think Glenn shows promise. He made some really good throws

I hate to ask but wtf? This make me take all practice reports with a grain of salt..

Since Bama went down to Vandy on Saturday has anyone heard any comments from Finebaum yet?

I wonder if we do end up going after a new O-line coach, obviously going after a proven coach and a bigger name at the position. . .he could "encourage" some of the O-line for whatever school he is coaching to maybe follow him to his new home. New coach, and immediate talent to come with him. Like we said, the portal will allow teams to go from 12-0 to 0-12 and back to 12-0 again in a blink it seems.

Florida State is hosting well over 50 prospects from the 2025, 2026, and 2027 classes.

This list includes two official visitors in three-star OL Daniel Pierre Louis and four-star OT Mario Nash Jr.

Nash is confirmed to be on campus.

You can find the full visitors list here:
https://floridastate.rivals.com/news/recruiting-visitors-list-for-fsu-s-game-vs-clemson

The Osceola staff will use Sunday and Monday to re-watch Florida State's 29-13 to Clemson on Saturday night and offer our thoughts on the team's performance as a whole and take a look at some individual efforts.

The Tigers racked up 500 yards of offense vs. FSU's 250 total yards.

Clemson was able to rack up 265 yards on the ground on 40 carries. Clemson was averaging 5 rushing plays of 10-plus yards coming into the game. They ripped off 10 such runs vs. FSU. Big plays were a huge part of the Clemson win. Through the air, Clemson had four pass plays of over 20 yards and six of over 10-yards. Two of those plays accounted for 14 of the Tigers 29 points. The positive for the defense was their red zone defense, which forced Clemson to kick five field goals. However, it was FSU's inability to handle Clemson's offense between the twenty's that cost them the game. When you allow an offense to move up and down the field that easily, you probably aren't going to win no matter how good you are in the red zone.

Clemson scored on 7 of 11 drives and left at least six points on the field due to those blocked field goals.

Offensively, FSU found some life in the passing game with Brock Glenn at quarterback but couldn't find any green grass in the running game and the receivers, back and tight ends continue to struggle to catch the ball on a regular basis. Several could have made a difference in the game. However, the inability to catch the ball consistently as plagued this team dating back to camp.

That being said, you did see some improvement with Glenn leading the offense and that is at very least something positive to build off of during the open week as they prepare for Duke. The performance by the offense as a whole wasn't very good and it is because they can't get any production and push from the offensive line in the run game.

FSU special teams continued to be excellent with Alex Mastromanno and the FG block unit (two blocks) having excellent games.

This week's stats plus season stats:

Florida State held its final practice availability before Saturday's home game vs. Clemson (7 p.m. on ESPN) Wednesday morning.

It was a day of work the Seminoles seemed satisfied with. Mike Norvell said he thought it was much better than Tuesday and that the quarterbacks were faster and quicker in how they operated the offense. Defensive tackle Joshua Farmer said he thought it was one of FSU's best practices of the year so far.

Whether I would personally go that far or not, it was definitely an improved day of work with a better balance between offense and defense and some really nice playmaking. Here are the observations from Wednesday's practice:

• Brock Glenn got to run a one-minute drill during the first team period and found some success doing it. He moved the ball across midfield with a pass to Hykeem Williams and then converted a fourth and long on a pass to Lawayne McCoy, who made an impressive leaping catch over tight coverage. However, the drive stalled out and ended prematurely with a few seconds left on the clock with Marvin Jones Jr. knocked the ball out of his hand for a strip sack. Glenn made a few mistakes Wednesday, but I thought he always responded to them very well. Especially in 7-on-7 after missing a throw, he went on a nice run of reps where he found McCoy for a third-down conversion and then found Amaree Williams down the seam for a solid pickup of 20 or so yards.
• Speaking of McCoy, it was a nice day for FSU's freshman receivers. In addition to the aforementioned catches, McCoy made a great play in red-zone work, reaching behind his body and above his head to snag a one-handed pass on a slightly-off-target throw. Fellow freshman Elijah Moore also had a touchdown in this period, a perfectly thrown moonshot of a deep ball down the sideline from Luke Kromenhoek, who also had a touchdown run during goal-line work Wednesday morning. Another freshman wideout, BJ Gibson, had a nice touchdown catch in the back corner of the end zone in 1-on-1s.
• Kentron Poitier also had an impactful day with a touchdown in the corner of the end zone during 1-on-1s and a few third-down conversion catches during 7-on-7 pass skelly work.
• Jones Jr. added another sack during the middle 11-on-11 period. While his Cal success didn't translate over to the SMU game, he's continued to show flashes as a pass-rusher that could make more of an impact down the stretch of the season. Defensive tackle KJ Sampson also had a "sack" during this 11-on-11 period.
• Azareye'h Thomas maintained his playmaking ways at Wednesday's practice. He had an interception against the scout team, added a pass breakup during a good-on-good team period and was consistently in great position in coverage. Fentrell Cypress also had a pass breakup on a deep ball to Malik Benson in 1-on-1s and also had a physical tackle of Benson during a team period.
• Another DB who had a great day Wednesday was Charles Lester III. The true freshman had an interception in the end zone during goal-line work, put together some great 1-on-1 reps and also had a standout play during a perimeter blocking drill, blowing up a screen pass with a physical tackle. Fellow true freshman DB Ricky Knight II also had an interception during pass-skelly work which he returned for a "touchdown."

That 2014 miracle win was the start of this trend. Clemson has dominated our o-line for literally a decade. Even last year in our win, the line got dominated, we couldn't run the ball, and we only won because of the scoop and score and Jordan throwing up jump balls. This has to change. Atkins has to go. He is IMO the worst coach on our staff. The line was the weakness of the team last year too. What has Atkins actually produced on the field? We hear all this crap about how much the players like him and how well he recruits blah blah. But what happens on the field? We get dominated. None of the veterans have improved. None of his transfers panned out. His recruits barely even play. Atkins has to go. #1 coach that needs to be fired.

That led him to believe DJ was better than Brock? I mean, it’s not even close imo.

The short-worded and business-like Daniel Pierre Louis recapped his official visit with the Osceola before returning to classes at Seminole Ridge this morning.
https://floridastate.rivals.com/new...is-recaps-his-official-visit-to-florida-state

So, what does everyone think about Rodemaker getting mad/hurt, 'panties in a wad,' and transferring to Southern Miss? They are 1-3 now.

Tate is 44-71, 440 yds, 4TDs/4INTs, playing against the mighty defenses of Jacksonville State, USF, SE Louisiana, and Kentucky.

Anyone one have the stat on the number of dropped catchable balls this season? It’s been a massive problem this year.

Thursday, October 17

• Boston College at Virginia Tech – 7:30 p.m. ET on ESPN – previously announced

Friday, October 18

• Florida State at Duke – 7 p.m. ET on ESPN2 – previously announced

Saturday, October 19

• Miami at Louisville – Noon ET on ABC
• Virginia at Clemson – Noon ET on ACC Network
• Wake Forest at UConn – Noon ET on CBS Sports Network – previously announced
• Notre Dame at Georgia Tech – 3:30 p.m. ET on ESPN (from Mercedes-Benz Stadium)
• NC State at California – 3:30 p.m. ET on ACC Network
• SMU at Stanford – 8 p.m. ET on ACC Network

Here's this week's PFF story breaking down snap counts, grades and some statistical analysis from FSU's loss to Clemson Saturday night.

Some confirmation in here about what we thought last night. The FSU youth movement is really here.

Well who's laughing now? They have an actual football program and we have a dumpster fire. I think Dabo is a great coach and is ahead of the curve. He realized that building through the portal is not how you build a proper football program that sustains success. They have roster full of guys who are committed to the program. We have a roster full of guys who are paid mercenaries and couldn't give less of a shit about our program. Mike needs to learn a thing or two from Dabo about how you build a program. As of now I think Dabo is a far better coach than Mike. Our win last year was very lucky. We still don't have a formula for success in this rivalry. Clemson's approach to NIL is far superior to ours. They've built up the trenches while we blow all our money on receivers and DBs. It's no wonder they kick our o-lines ass. They spent loads of money on their d-line. Full of 4 and 5 stars. Another very smart thing they are doing is that they force kids to shut down their recruitment when they commit. Notice how Clemson never has any big decommitments? They're not looking to pinch every penny and find the cheapest paid mercenary, they're looking for guys who actually love their program, whether that's a 5 star or a 3 star that nobody else recruits. It's no wonder that they own this rivalry and will continue to do so until massive changes our made to our entire philosophy. Mike better be taking notes.

Brock Glenn didn’t solve Florida State’s offensive problems. But he delivered a spark, giving confidence to the Seminoles in their first rivalry game of 2024.

Glenn completed 23 of 41 passes for 228 yards, two touchdowns and an interception in the 29-13 loss to Clemson. He displayed poise when under pressure, dropping back or moving well side to side to elude pass rushers or buy time. And he threw some darts, including touchdown strikes to freshman tight end Amaree Williams and senior Ja’Khi Douglas.

“I think it was good but a lot to improve on,” Glenn said. “Obviously game experience is very important. And I think there’s a lot that I can learn from and a lot that the whole offense can learn from. So we’ll be able to use this bye to clean up some details and clean up everything that we got to fix.”

FSU sports information:

The No. 6 Florida State soccer team (7-2-2, 2-2-1 ACC) dropped to Virginia Tech on the road in a 3-2 loss on Sunday afternoon.

After a scoreless first half, the Seminoles were awarded a penalty kick, where Jordynn Dudley tucked away her effort to give FSU the lead.

Midway through the second half, Carissa Boeckmann provided a superb cross into the box and Lara Dantas’ first touch allowed for an easy finish for her fourth goal of the season. The Hokies scored three goals in the final 15 minutes to secure their first-ever win over the Seminoles.

Florida State will face Boston College on the road on Saturday. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. and available to stream on ACC Network Extra.

FSU record after the Clemson game is 1-5. I said FSU record is 1-5. I can't believe that FSU has fallen this far in 2024. Mike Norvell has a saying ("The Climb"). Well FSU has fallen and we are hoping they can get back up. Yesterday was a youth movement for the Seminoles. From Quarterback Brock Glenn to tight ends Amaree Williams Landen Thomas. While FSU did not win you could see there are some pieces to work with.


The Good: Amaree Williams and Landen Thomas- 8 catches 93 yards and 1 touchdown. Thomas had one drop but other than that showed the ability to get open. These two are both long and athletic. They are major miss-matches for defenses. While they did struggle to block that is something that can be taught. You can't teach what they have physically. I believe these two will put Courtney and Morlock on the bench the rest of the season.

The Bad: FSU continues to shoot itself in the foot during games. 7 penalties for 75 yards. FSU seems to get penalties at the worst time. This team just has terrible timing. They will drop passes. They will not get a stop when needed. They are just a bad football team. Fans get two things mixed up....Having talent and being a good football team. You can have talent which FSU does have but this version of FSU is a terrible team.

The Ugly: 1-5 - There is no denying this season has become a disaster. 1-5 should never happen at FSU. Now that we said that and got it out out of the way there is nothing we can do about it at this time. FSU has 6 games left in the season and right now their goal is to win 5 of those 6 and try and make a bowl game. I do think with Brock while the odds are against them there is hope. It is not a ton of hope but there is hope. The rest of the schedule is not terribly hard but that is tough to say when FSU sits at 1-5.

THE QUESTIONS: HOW and WHAT? The two questions that fans keep asking is how do we fix this. Answer: YES and what will happen to the coaching staff? There will be changes. While not a fan of the portal you will have to count on it again to get FSU out of this mess. FSU is going to have to figure out which players to go after once they enter the portal and who FITS. I am not ready to just throw the portal out. I think some may think I feel you can't use the portal. I am saying they need to find guys who actually fit what you are trying to do. I think Norvell found his answer on how...How do you fix the problems - RECRUIT HS FOOTBALL PLAYERS AND MORE OF THEM. FSU sits at 11-12 players committed from the HS ranks. I don't care what it takes you need to get guys like Javion Hilson back in the fold. He is a five star player for a reason. HE WILL MAKE AN IMPACT RIGHT AWAY.

Coaching Changes: The average coach I know personally and it is over 200 they stay at a school no more than 2.5 years. I have gone through all the coaches who I have dealt with and they are constantly on the move. Whether it is because of a promotion, they are fired, their head coach gets fired....It is the industry standard. The days of Mickey Andrews staying an entire career in one place is over. Odell is a rare breed these days. Heck even Corey Raymond while back at LSU was fired and moved on for a couple of years before being rehired at LSU. Coaches MOVE....Since MN has taken over there has been very little to no movement. You had Dillingham leave to become an OC and now a head coach. You had Marve leave to become the DC at VT. FSU replaced a DB coach. There are changes when teams are doing well, you can bet there will be changes after the season. Who? I really don't want to speculate on who is going to be gone. It is not my job to hire and fire coaches at FSU. When/If that happens, I will be the first one to put together of coaches who I would go after.

College football - THE NEW NORM - It is never going to be the same. There will be no more Nick Sabans. Kirby Smart and Dabo are the last of the old guard. Now the new norm is Vandy beating Alabama. I have stated over and over again that the current system is not sustainable. You have seen the after effects FSU and now Bama losing to Vandy. Pro teams have a hard time managing a roster of 50 guys. How are you going to manage a roster where there is NIL, there is 50 percent turnover of a roster, there is the transfer portal. College football can still be good but those that run it must realize there are problems and you better fix it. You don't want teams like FSU to be 1-5. While FSU fans think the world is against them, ESPN or whoever holds their TV rights don't really want FSU 1-5. It is bad for BUSINESS. Trust me they sure as hell don't want Bama losing to Vandy.

NOW THIS BAMA - It is amazing how the media and the narrative last week after one good half of Bama football against Georgia had them all buying the hype. BAMA is not that good this year. Yes, they played a great half against Georgia, at home where everything went right. When the game settled in, Georgia came back and took the lead. Alabama is a flawed team. It was flawed last year. Their QB Milroe is not the number one pick no matter what any expert wants to say. Their run game is not what it has been. Their OL is not this dominant group. This was Bama's first loss and it won't be their last. I feel Deboer is an elite coach but yesterday proved that even he is not immune to bad football. By the way their FRESHMAN receiver Williams is a BAD ASS...Is Jeremiah Smith.

Our Hot Board

Jeff Monken - Army: 55 years old - 75-55 (Army) - Monken name never gets mentioned but this guy can flat out coach. He is 20 games above .500 at Army. This is not a recruiting hotbed program he is leading. They are unbeaten this year and their offense is not just a run first offense. Yesterday they put it up and made big plays in the passing game. Can his system work at another program? I believe Monken is a coach who would adjust.

Curt Cignetti: Indiana: 63 years old - 6-0 (2024 season) 4.25 million per year: His age may be an issue for some programs. He is not old and he is not young. His 4.25 million dollar contract is eye candy for AD's. He is a guy who has won everywhere he has been. Indiana is 6-0. I watched them yesterday and their OL is big and can move. His teams are well coached.

Matt Campbell: Iowa State: 44 years old- his team is unbeaten in 2024. Iowa State may be the worst job in the power conferences. Eventually Campbell will move on to a bigger program. Will this be the year?

Jamey Chadwell: Liberty: I feel he is the next great coach in college football. Chadwell has Liberty at 4-0. This after a season where they went unbeaten. If this team ends up in the playoffs this guy won’t be at Liberty for long.

Coaches on the Hot Seat
Ryan Walters-Purdue - He is 5-12 and Purdue just got blown out again. Cignetti doing well at Indiana is doing him no favors. If Purdue does not pull some upsets this guy could be out of a job by the first weekend in November.

Dave Aranda- Baylor is 2-4. This comes after changes to both the OC and DC. Aranda seems like one of those guys who is a great DC but not a very good HC. He got off to a good start but it has been downhill ever since.

Mack Brown- North Carolina - 3-3 -Carolina is too good of a program to be ranked near the bottom of the ACC. He needs to go.

THE GAME; Clemson vs. FSU.

QB: Brock Glenn - Was he great? No. Did he perform better than most felt he would, I saw YES. Brock is someone FSU can win games with. He should have been the bridge QB this year. FSU could have won 7-8 games this year with Brock and made a bowl game. Is that good enough for FSU, this year it would have been. He is a quick decision maker and has a decent arm. He is also a good athlete. There were rumors this week we would see Luke but that never happened.

RB: 23 rushes for 22 yards. DISGUSTING. I can't believe how poorly FSU Is at running the football. No offense can be successful with this dreadful of stats. FSU has to get back to running the ball. If not you can forget about pulling off any upsets. I do think this needs to be addressed in the off-season. Wish Danzy had caught that ball...You see his speed and that is something FSU is missing.

WR/TE: Hykeem 4 for 53 yards. He needs to become FSU number 1 receiver. I expect him to have a good second half of this season and be FSU go to guy the rest of the season. Amaree Williams and Landen Thomas a mentioned above....They are the real deal. FSU youth movement needs to start with McCoy getting some more reps.

OL: For what is supposed to be a strength. WTF. This offensive line is not good. They need to be one group and you could not tell watching them. Their pass blocking is passable but the run blocking is a joke. Otto played....He had one play where he got run over. The rest of the game, Otto got important reps to what will be a long, productive career at FSU. It is time to see some of the younger guys on the OL. I have seen enough of the older guys.

DL: FSU can't run on offense and they don't stop the run on defense. The one thing you could always count on at FSU is stopping the run. Maffa never seemed to struggle running the ball. 25 for 154. It seemed like 200 plus from him. FSU defense is terrible at setting the edge. How does a defensive line get sucked in so badly? This team struggles with the plays to the outside.

LB: Omar Graham led the team in tackles. Do I need to say more? Really wish FSU had another season with Cam Riley. I think he could be really good with another season.

DB: Shyheim made some plays. You see KJ Kirkland was on the top of the stat sheet. What was 23 and 12 doing on the pass that put Clemson up 10-0? That was FSU season is a nutshell. The defensive backs did everything wrong on that play. Cypress has not played well this year. Hussey needs to wrap up and tackle.

Final Thoughts: I watched Clemson last year live against Miami. This is the same team with an easy schedule. If FSU had anything on offense they probably win this game. Clemson is not a top ten team. They don’t have any players on offense who scare you. Maffa is a nice back but he is not CJ Spiller or the back that went to Jacksonville. I am surprised Klubnik played the entire game as I do believe he was concussed. Clemson may make the playoffs because the ACC outside of Miami is not very good. That being said they won’t go far.

Top 25

1-Texas (5-0) vs. Oklahoma - Longhorns have the best team in the country. No other team has two future NFL draft picks at QB. They are about as a complete team you can have right now.

2-Ohio State (5-0) at Oregon: Ohio State first real test comes next week at Eugene. Oregon will be a tough test for the Buckeyes. If they win this game Ohio State is guaranteed basically of playing in the Big 10 title game.

3-Oregon (5-0) vs. Ohio State: Oregon is putting up impressive numbers on offense. The problem is they get inside the red-zone and can’t finish. If Oregon wants to beat Ohio State they must fix this problem.

4-Miami -Bye Week- Miami have the best play maker at QB in the country. Cam Ward can give up big plays but man he makes them. Miami came back after being down three touchdowns and beating Cal. Big win for a program that always seems to find ways to lose.

5-Penn State-(5-0) at USC- Penn State gets their first real test against USC. The Trojans have had a tough schedule. They get Penn State at home. Each week is a playoff and next week is no different.

6-UGA -(4-1) vs. Mississippi State - The Bulldogs come off a loss vs. Alabama. I would expect them to take it out on Mississippi State.

7-LSU-(4-1) vs. Ole Miss- The Tigers have a very good OL. They have a very good QB. They have an elite WR. Their defense is what will hold them back in 2024. They figure out that side of the football and LSU will be a tough out the rest of the way. Next week’s game against Ole Miss may eliminate one of them from the playoffs.

8-Notre Dame (4-1) vs. Stanford- The loss vs. NIU may haunt them. That was a bad loss and when you are not part of a conference it does you no good to lose to an unranked team at home. ND loss to NIU is worse than Alabama to Vandy.

9-Clemson (4-1) -Clemson is barely a top ten team. Their one loss though is to Georgia. They don't play Miami, they don’t play SMU. They have the easiest ride to the ACC title of any team in the conference. They are not good enough to take a weekend off and think just showing up will win them a spot in the playoffs.

10-Alabama (4-1) vs. South Carolina - Losing to Vandy is never good. Clark Lea was on the hot seat. You can bet Vandy will lose their next game. Bama has holes and they were exposed yesterday. I don't believe this is the last time they will lose this season.

11-Ole Miss (5-1) vs. LSU- Ole Miss controls their own destiny. Win out and they could get back in the playoff race. They are the one team that no one would want to face. They can score points on any team outside of Kentucky.

12-Iowa State (5-0) at West Virginia - The Big 12 will get one team in the playoffs. Iowa State right now sits at the top of the conference. WVU is up next. This is the type of game that Iowa State finds a way to lose.

13-Texas A&M (5-1) Bye Week - A&M looked really good yesterday. That looked like a top ten team. They dominated every facet of the game vs. Missouri. They took a big lead early and never let off the gas. Texas A&M could come out in their next game and lay an egg. Which Texas A&M will we get each week?

14-SMU (5-1) BYE - SMU struggled early but damn are they good right now. I believe they are the best team in the ACC. SMU vs. Miami -Take the over in that game.

15-Tennessee (4-1) vs. UF -Tennessee came out flat. When you come out flat in the SEC you find a way to lose a game. They get UF at home next week. Does Tennessee get over the one team that constantly stands in their way?

Best of the rest
16-BYU-(5-0) vs. Arizona
17-Kansas State (4-1) vs. Colorado
18-Indiana (6-0) BYE
19-Utah (4-1) at ASU
20-Colorado (4-1) vs. Kansas State
21-Texas Tech (5-1) Bye
22-Missouri (4-1) UMASS
23-Pittsburgh (5-0) vs. Cal
24-Nebraska (5-1) BYE
25-Liberty (4-0) at App State

is because DJ is not really the main problem. In fact, I'd argue that:

1) Playcalling/Scheme
2) Personnel
3) Run blocking

are all bigger problems. Can someone ask Norvell why Morlock, Courtney, and West all play over our two 5* freshman TE's? Can someone ask Norvell why he doesn't take more big shots? Can someone ask why Williamson, Williams, Holmes, etc. take reps away from Douglas, H. Williams, Toafili, Davis, Poitier, etc.? Can someone ask Norvell why Armella, Otto, and Simmons haven't ever been given a series, much less a fair shot to play, when the guys in front of them are terrible?

I have no problem believing that Glenn would be worse, if put in the same spot as DJ. DJ has a bigger, more accurate arm, is poised and at the very least, isn't turning the ball over at any quicker of a rate than he did in his last 4 years of CFB (~1 int every 40 attempts). He obviously can't read a defense and needs a full game of scripted plays, but the inability to adapt to the personnel and inability to put the most firepower on the field at all times, is a much more glaring reflection of Norvell than it is of DJ. If Norvell thought he was getting anything other than what we've seen, that is also a much more glaring indictment of Norvell.

Most teams would give their left *$& to have H. Williams, Poitier, Douglas, Benson and Brown out wide with Toafili and Davis in the backfield. Can't remember the last time I saw us run the ball outside the tackles, attempt to impose our will in the running game with our 6'4 250 lb+ QB (whenever the run it, it works), keep a TE and a RB into block in the pass game, run a quick slant with Williams or Benson, bring in a lead blocker on a non-goal line play, run some misdirection until the defense is forced to respect it. All I see is the same tired offensive scheme, with the same guys who haven't gotten it done, despite being given extensive opportunities to do so. Go back and watch the first series of the GT game, there is plenty of talent to have a viable offense, but it might take some creativity and ability to adapt to your personnel. That's on the HC/OC, not the QB who everyone is trying to make the scapegoat.

FWIW I don't think DJ is very good, I just happen to believe that Glenn is worse (lots of people forgetting how bad he looked in his two starts last year) and they don't want to ruin Luke K. behind this OL. You can't convince me, that we can't have a halfway decent offense, even with DJ at QB.

…at season’s end? Papuchis, Tokarz, Surtain and maybe Fuller? Odell has been teetering on retirement for a few years now anyways. I think last season re-energized him but this one must make him wonder.

One of two official visitors from the weekend, Mario Nash Jr. wraps up his official visit in the wee hours of the morning tomorrow. We got to talk to him just a little while ago.
https://floridastate.rivals.com/new...tionship-can-flip-four-star-ot-mario-nash-jr-

… looks human.

I realize as I type this that UGA will probably win this game 42-3 but right now at, almost halftime, it’s 7-3 UGA and UGA looks less than spectacular against a bad Auburn team.

Another late-blooming four-star defensive end talent, this time out of Covington (Ga.) Alcovy - Tim Griffin intends to return to Florida State as fast as possible for an official visit. He's gotten offers from Alabama, Florida, Notre Dame and now Florida State in the past few weeks.

https://floridastate.rivals.com/news/tim-griffin-recaps-fsu-visit-plans-to-return-for-official-visit