Florida State’s Win Wasn’t As Dominant As It Looks | Florida State Seminoles Football News
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Florida State opened with a win over New Mexico State, but it was far from dominant—trailing by just seven points midway through the third quarter. The real breakthrough came in the fourth, raising concerns ahead of their next test: No. 19 SMU. With QB Ashton Daniels showing promise but also flaws, and the offensive line struggling to protect him, Florida State’s defense couldn’t stop New Mexico State’s efficient offense. That kind of performance might be survivable against a lesser opponent, but SMU brings a dangerous QB in Kevin Jennings, who led last year’s explosive offense despite injuries and roster losses. Facing a tough road game on Labor Day night, Florida State’s shaky opener doesn’t inspire confidence against a seasoned ACC team.
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