Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher was mum on specifics yet extremely verbal when discussing what he didn't see from his team after Monday's scrimmage.
The Seminoles enter their third week of spring camp and held their first scrimmage of the camp at Doak Campbell Stadium.
"Typical first scrimmage of spring where one side does good and the other side does good," Fisher said. "Nothing outstanding. Nothing that bad. Just OK is about where we were."
Fisher was asked if anyone stood out and he said "no" so lowly, it was hard to hear upon first listen.
The next question shifted to what are the things Fisher looks for from his players. Before a reporter could finish the question, Fisher immediately fired off an answer.
"Competitiveness, consistency, assignments, alignments, physicality and doing your job," he said. "Enthusiasm to play, leadership, competitiveness. About everything you'd look for on a ****ing Saturday."
Fisher said he did not see as much of those things as he would have liked.
Aside from Fisher sharing this thoughts, he did say junior running back Jacques Patrick twisted his knee but should be back Wednesday. He said Patrick's injury happened during a non-contact drill. He said Patrick stuck his foot in the ground and that's when the incident occurred. He said Patrick had a MRI and the results were clean.
Another junior, defensive tackle Derrick Nnadi, was seen walking around on crutches with a boot on his right foot.
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