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Football is a funny game to play the transitional wins game in...
Virginia is horrible...yet they beat BYU who pushed Texas off of the field.
Clemson was clobbered at home by the Noles yet beat an uninjured Georgia early, the same Georgia, with injuries, that came within a miracle in the last 28 seconds of beating a ranked and respected Auburn last night.
All I know for sure is that FSU may be the strongest team in the country on all sides of the ball, offense, defense, and special teams.
They, again, didn't play their starters at all in the second half, offense or defense...and won for the second week in a row by a score of 59-3. The last team, nationally, to win consecutive games scoring at least 59 points while allowing only 3 or less was FSU in 1988.
It will be interesting to see who the match up will be with in the bowl...I think, that no matter the match up, that the Noles have a good chance of extending their nation leading consecutive year bowl win streak...current wins over WVU, Wisconsin, South Carolina, Notre Dame, and NIU.
Virginia is horrible...yet they beat BYU who pushed Texas off of the field.
Clemson was clobbered at home by the Noles yet beat an uninjured Georgia early, the same Georgia, with injuries, that came within a miracle in the last 28 seconds of beating a ranked and respected Auburn last night.
All I know for sure is that FSU may be the strongest team in the country on all sides of the ball, offense, defense, and special teams.
They, again, didn't play their starters at all in the second half, offense or defense...and won for the second week in a row by a score of 59-3. The last team, nationally, to win consecutive games scoring at least 59 points while allowing only 3 or less was FSU in 1988.
It will be interesting to see who the match up will be with in the bowl...I think, that no matter the match up, that the Noles have a good chance of extending their nation leading consecutive year bowl win streak...current wins over WVU, Wisconsin, South Carolina, Notre Dame, and NIU.
