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Watching Cuse replay right now. See lots of short passes with lots of YAC. If we can limit the YAC, we're in business! Not impressed with Cuse D at all. Undisciplined. edit: I hope we don't rush 3 and try to play zone with 8. McCord will pick us apart. He's very accurate when he can sit...

I’m not upset with the pic, 50/50 ball, the receiver has to out battle the db or swat it away.

Clemson defense getting no pressure. Mutt quarterback has all day to pick them apart.

No doubt, but my point is you can’t just pick one play out of 100 that could’ve decided the game.

The rule is if it goes down for one team, the other team has to shut theirs down. Not buying that one bit.

That’s why they need a real degree. See this recruits?

There will be games where the D is loading the box to take away the run and our receivers will shine and it will be glorious!

Too many if’s and but’s all game long to pin the outcome on one play. If FSU fails on just one of those forth down plays, we win comfortably.

And inaccurate. Singleton was targeted on the missed wide open for td play.

So what do we do when the D uses proper technique? This analysis makes me think our success on O is more a factor of FSU sucking.

I am of the opinion that the Bowling Green debacle of last year is a very good thing for this year‘s team. It will keep us hyper focused on practicing our butts off for Georgia State.

What is the proper sequence of events in that play? Is the ball supposed to be snapped before or after Singleton passes the center?

The old rat track! Fraternity pledges used to make human pyramids on the track before games. Then they try to knock each other over. Those were the days!

who's fault was that? My guess it was King's but I'm not sure how the timing is determined. My guess is that King should have called for the snap well before Singleton was between he and the center. Or, it could have been Singleton's fault for leaving too early or running too fast. I dunno.

AND... be very disciplined.

I agree. It seems we are committed at the top to fund this endeavor we call football. What a refreshing change!

I really liked the double tight end sets on the goal line. I have no trepidation in short yardage situations like I have had in the past. we have some serious road graders. Imagine the play action possibilities there.

I agree, wholeheartedly, however, if we don’t pay him what he is worth, I don’t care who you are, he’s not gonna be happy. Nobody should be expected to stick around at their alma mater out of loyalty and not be paid what you’re worth.

The only way to avoid a trap or letdown game is player led team leadership. We have that in spades.