Florida State Schadenfreude

[UgaBlows]

Bigger melt in the state of Florida, FSU or UF?

Idk but just really want to add Miami to this list

 

[stingerman]

Thor needs to check his math

 

[billga99]

Is A&M making Miami look a little less special?

Not sure but Miami is killing everyone they are playing. They look awfully good

 

[stinger78]

Not sure but Miami is killing everyone they are playing. They look awfully good

So far, they’ve played a crappy UF, FAMU, and Ball St. Not exactly murderers row.

 

[Poodletop]

Rumor that Napier gets the axe on Monday.

 

[yoshiki2]

Not sure but Miami is killing everyone they are playing. They look awfully good

That transfer QB is good.

 

[WreckinGT]

Idk but just really want to add Miami to this list

We need somebody in the ACC to be good.

 

[Oldgoldandwhite]

Rumor that Napier gets the axe on Monday.

Florida schools are going to be paying a lot of money for coaches not to be coaching their teams.

 

[kg01]

We need somebody in the ACC to be good.

 

[CuseJacket]

 

[CEB]

The meltdown going down right before our eyes. For real.

Actually, I bet he had an assistant coach pull it.

 

[CuseJacket]

The meltdown going down right before our eyes. For real.

Actually, I bet he had an assistant coach pull it.

 

[dressedcheeseside]

We need somebody in the ACC to be good.

Not really. Our schedule is tough enough to get us in the playoffs if we take care of business.

 

[CEB]

 

[yeti92]

FSU now 1-4 after getting absolutely crushed by SMU.

 

[Techwood Relict]

 

[iceeater1969]

FSU now 1-4 after getting absolutely crushed by SMU.

The next line down FSU complins about Gt historically not funding thier football. Cpj could not afford to recruit texas

 

[Buzzter]

This morning, FSU's legal team filed a lawsuit against SMU's football program, alleging "improper scoring of points that exceeded our own."

 

[Techwood Relict]

This morning, FSU's legal team filed a lawsuit against SMU's football program, alleging "improper scoring of points that exceeded our own."

 

[g0lftime]

This morning, FSU's legal team filed a lawsuit against SMU's football program, alleging "improper scoring of points that exceeded our own."

Probably said they had more than they needed and should give them some