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<blockquote data-quote="Tech Lawyer" data-source="post: 742141" data-attributes="member: 5229"><p>I enjoy analyzing the opposing teams. FSU has a number of podcasts, but their most objective one is the Noles Cast with Bud Elliot and Ingram Smith. In their position breakdown- they are very hyped about their defense. Basically, they feel Marvin Wilson and a former 5 star Defensive End ( who has previously not done much) are going to cause major problems. They rate their linebackers as average and secondary as very good. I was very surprised that they laughed at Tech's receiver corp- based on stats from last year. Now, they are very high on Gibbs, but their underwhelming assessment on Mason is , "he is a good back." The consensus of all of the three major podcasts is Tech will not be able to sustain drives and will score between 10-14 points. While this may not seem to be an unreasonable prediction, I think they over rate the impact of their defensive line and underestimate Tech's ability to run. However we have to be able to throw short more effectively. Their opinion of the FSU offense is more telling. Despite admitting their offensive line still leaves a lot to be desired and extreme hopefulness about their RBs - they are optimistic that FSU can put up 24-27 points. The word is Coach Norvell will play a conservative and conventional offense. They have respect for our secondary- so look for FSU to be run heavy. Overall, these analysts sound hopeful at best about FSU's offense and with good reason. Even with the question mark about Tech's QB- I like our offense to move the ball better than their offense. So, my stars for the game our David Curry ( this plays out perfectly for him), Jordan Mason and Pressley Harvin. I also, think that short possession throws to Jalen Camp and our RBs might be successful. So , I have GT 27 FSU 13 in a very old fashion "move the chains afternoon." If Al Ciraldo was still in the booth- he would call this a bombshell in Tallahassee!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tech Lawyer, post: 742141, member: 5229"] I enjoy analyzing the opposing teams. FSU has a number of podcasts, but their most objective one is the Noles Cast with Bud Elliot and Ingram Smith. In their position breakdown- they are very hyped about their defense. Basically, they feel Marvin Wilson and a former 5 star Defensive End ( who has previously not done much) are going to cause major problems. They rate their linebackers as average and secondary as very good. I was very surprised that they laughed at Tech's receiver corp- based on stats from last year. Now, they are very high on Gibbs, but their underwhelming assessment on Mason is , "he is a good back." The consensus of all of the three major podcasts is Tech will not be able to sustain drives and will score between 10-14 points. While this may not seem to be an unreasonable prediction, I think they over rate the impact of their defensive line and underestimate Tech's ability to run. However we have to be able to throw short more effectively. Their opinion of the FSU offense is more telling. Despite admitting their offensive line still leaves a lot to be desired and extreme hopefulness about their RBs - they are optimistic that FSU can put up 24-27 points. The word is Coach Norvell will play a conservative and conventional offense. They have respect for our secondary- so look for FSU to be run heavy. Overall, these analysts sound hopeful at best about FSU's offense and with good reason. Even with the question mark about Tech's QB- I like our offense to move the ball better than their offense. So, my stars for the game our David Curry ( this plays out perfectly for him), Jordan Mason and Pressley Harvin. I also, think that short possession throws to Jalen Camp and our RBs might be successful. So , I have GT 27 FSU 13 in a very old fashion "move the chains afternoon." If Al Ciraldo was still in the booth- he would call this a bombshell in Tallahassee! [/QUOTE]
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