<p>You guys lost already. I like FSU so I was rooting for them. Sucks that it looks like they're gunna have another down year.</p>
<p>So far this game has been very painful to watch. That is for sure.</p>
<p>I'm an alum--I feel your pain. But sometimes halftime makes all the difference. Hang in there!!!!</p>
<p>Well there is potential for a comeback.</p>
<p>For crying out loud - give them a chance. :eek:</p>
<p>Everything is new. Look for improvement - small increments at this point. Give them a chance to gel and learn. Even if they lose to Clemson, I have already seen some good things not present last year under Jeff Bowden.</p>
<p>The way I see it, the 'Noles had lost a lot over the years under the Jeff B. staff. That will not be rebuilt overnight - it may take all season, but they WILL be better!</p>
<p>Well the second half looked a lot better. They really built up a lot of momentum.</p>
<p>Yes, they made a game of it. I hate to see them lose, but I saw some good stuff I have not seen in some time. If they can shore up the freshmen on the line and tackle better they'll be a lot better. </p>
<p>FSU now has probably the best coaches in the US. They need time to work with the kids. A few weeks in summer in not enough time.</p>
<p>I'm glad we're not U Michigan! That smarts!</p>
<p>everyone here is pretty disappointed, most of the blame seems to be getting put on weatherford, the o-line, and tackling. uab next week, if drew plays bad we might get lee as the starter.</p>
<p>Likewise. We were hoping for more, but even with the best of instruction the kids have to learn to trust and embody it. Frankly, in comparison to the FSU teams of old, the current players are sort of passionless. </p>
<p>This will change, but it will take time.</p>
<p>our recruiting class next year is rated in the top 10, so it seems that the coaches are making a difference.</p>