| C/ATT | YDS | AVG | TD | INT | QBR | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deondre Francois | 9/27 | 222 | 8.2 | 2 | 1 | 54.4 |
| TEAM | 9/27 | 222 | 8.2 | 2 | 1 | -- |
| CAR | YDS | AVG | TD | LONG | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dalvin Cook | 20 | 145 | 7.3 | 1 | 71 |
| Deondre Francois | 10 | 9 | 0.9 | 1 | 16 |
There is this^^^
Mentioned it earlier in this thread, but FSU was playing its third game in 12 days (played OM on Sep. 5 and Louisville on Sep. 17). Horrible scheduling on their part.
Ole Miss was up on Florida State 28-6 with 3 minutes left in the second quarter at a neutral site. They were up 24-3 on Alabama with 2:47 left in the second quarter at home.
I think unusual circumstance and some aub luck has played into the success ole miss has experienced with Bama in the last 3 meetings
You mean Auburn luck like this?
I completely agree Alabama under Saban wouldn't get beat 63-20. There's another variable to consider here, though. Louisville's schedule was Thursday, 9/1 - Charlotte, Friday, 9/8 - @ Syracuse, and Saturday, 9/17 - Florida State.
I would lend more creedence to this line of thinking IF this were later in the year.You mean Auburn luck like this?
Game was 21-3 at the time. Would have been 21-10, but FSU had to settle for a FG.
I completely agree Alabama under Saban wouldn't get beat 63-20. There's another variable to consider here, though. Louisville's schedule was Thursday, 9/1 - Charlotte, Friday, 9/8 - @ Syracuse, and Saturday, 9/17 - Florida State.
They had four more days in that time period than Florida State did.
In no way am I trying to dismiss the embarrasment of the loss. Don't think we can simply sit back and say "Look there- they lost really bad. Clear sign they're not a good team."
Oh, and note the scroll rolling on the above video clip :cool2::cool2:You mean Auburn luck like this?
Game was 21-3 at the time. Would have been 21-10, but FSU had to settle for a FG.
I completely agree Alabama under Saban wouldn't get beat 63-20. There's another variable to consider here, though. Louisville's schedule was Thursday, 9/1 - Charlotte, Friday, 9/8 - @ Syracuse, and Saturday, 9/17 - Florida State.
They had four more days in that time period than Florida State did.
In no way am I trying to dismiss the embarrasment of the loss. Don't think we can simply sit back and say "Look there- they lost really bad. Clear sign they're not a good team."
Our receiving corp is most likely the fastest in the nation including three of our true freshmen. No secondary can match up with us speed wise and if Jalen is throwing the deep ball as well as he did in the spring game we will light up some people deep.
It's almost insane how fast our WR group is right now. We have what? 4 or 5 receivers that have run a low or sub 4.4 40 at some point. That's just ridiculous.
I don't really either. If we lose big then something is wrong or FSU is unbeatable.
The last time we lost "big"(more than 2 TDs) was 2006 by 15 points to Florida. By comparison, Auburn lost their last two games by 18(us) and 16. Arkansas lost by 28 points to LSU in November. LSU lost by 17 to Arkansas in Nov 2015. MS State lost by 16 to Arkansas in November(and 48 the week before
). Ole Miss lost the last two games by 21 and 35. We really are blessed as a fan base.
Correction: you don't see it as a PROBABLE scenario. Of course it's POSSIBLE.
The guard has been on campus since 2015 but injured. Neither have played a real snap since high school.
