Actually Adeboyejo is there aswell. We also have Stringfellow who is every bit as good as Core was. Throw in Van Jefferson and Demarcus Lodge and our WR as a whole are better than last year.
The "theft" was likely just a hookup. Not saying that makes it right, just saying that he likely didn't just walk in and "steal" some crab legs lol. The point is, all of the other "multiple" incidents were minor and would have never seen the light of day sans the false rape allegation. But like Red Wolfe said, time to let it go and get back on topic.
I did back track on that one a bit and was glad to hear he matured since his rap video days.![[thumb2]](https://ct.yimg.com/mr/uploads/891/1684387.png "Thumbs Up 2 [thumb2]")
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Not so fast on the QB assessment. Nobody knows how good Francois is yet. As for your WRs, I guarantee we are deeper and have more overall talent there than Ole Miss. Same thing goes for the DL. Can't wait for this game!
Of course they have little brother syndrome. They can't accept being left behind in the shadows. On to the matchup. I think the OL on both teams are the keys. Whichever team blocks the best will win. I think Swag Machine Gun Kelly the First negates some of the advantages that FSU has. I believe QB is the most important position, so he evens it out for us.
Fair point. I did come in with a boat load of football talk and analysts before I inferred your QB was a douche
You kind of took the opposite approach, started of with the flaming then came back with some solid football talk. Glad we turned this little exchange around
As for Houston, I pay little attention to those one-off bowl games. Go back and look at any instance of a non-BCS team getting matched up with a college powerhouse in a major BCS bowl in the last 10-15 years. The powerhouse team almost always loses or at least plays horrible. They don't want to be there and simply go through the motions with no enthusiasm. Most of the star players are prepping for the draft or the off-season, while the underdog is treating it like their super bowl. Similar performances were had by Bama, Oklahoma, etc in the last 10 years.
We also had Everette Golson quit the team and leave the school (cry baby for losing the starting spot), and had our starting QB literally break his ankle in the first quarter. We had to play a 3rd string QB for 2 quarters before our starter came back and sucked on a broken leg and threw 4 picks.
But yeah, that was embarrassing. Not going to lie about that. Football is a tough game to play when you lack motivation. Just saying
Houston put up 38, but just like Bama against your team, we had multiple turnovers. Maguire was playing on a broken ankle and threw four picks. Without the turnovers it's a much different game and outcome. I wouldn't look at that Houston game and assume that Ole Miss will score 38 points just because Houston did. To be fair though, Houston was probably better than Ole Miss last year. They were 13-1.
The thing about it is, Francois doesn't have to be better than Kelly for FSU to win this game. He just has to manage the game and let the plethora of playmakers around him beat the Ole Miss defense. He is plenty capable of that I would think. Remember that FSU returns every offensive starter from last season. Kelly has a much tougher task against the FSU defense IMO. As for the WRs, just look at our roster and look at their high school star ratings. Trust me, we have talent there. Just a matter of time until that unit becomes elite.
NC Nole means they have a ton of talent. He's right. They have as much and proabably more WR recruiting stars. Don't take it personally. Maybe you're just an aggressive typer.
Good points, but I like our secondary against their WRs. Kinda negates any advantage they may have there. As for Francois, he just has to manage the game and not give it away with turnovers and he will be fine.
We will see. But no matter how good your WRs may be, I would put my money on our secondary being able to hold them in check, especially if Ole Miss can't run the football in this game.
Lol. You don't have a single freshman WR as good as Rudolph, and we have a five star sophomore (Campbell) that hasn't seen the field much...yet. Lane is a former five star as well, though he is a better blocker than he is a pass catcher. At least he was last year before he got hurt. Auden Tate is another stud that may introduce himself on Labor Day, and then there is true freshman Keith Gavin waiting in the wings. Kermit Whitfield (probably the fastest guy in CFB) is back in the slot and he became a pretty big weapon there last season. Bobo Wilson is no slouch either. We got plenty of ballers at WR too.
From this statement forward your opinion is null and void because you are clearly mental
Kelly has grown up considerably since he has been at OM. Freeze has been very good for him in that respect. As far as LBs are concerned I will defer to someone more knowledgeable than myself. Our LB core has some new faces that have been successful at their previous role prior to OM.
Actually not really, Swinney was probably going to make a push to start by the mid point of the season. We have Judd, Brazley, DK Buford, and Panamon. It would be nice to have Wilkins but we will be fine in the backfield. Our offense doesn't rely on the RB.
Stringfellow was a transfer but that's another 4* in the 14 class. Ive seen your WR core. They aren't very dynamic. I don't know if that's due to scheme or QB play I'm just saying they weren't great last year.
