Exactly....Its comical to hear that FSU will be ready because they can practice with the extra time...
Really??? FSU cant practice this Auburn offense because they dont run it themselves....
FSU played 1 team in the top 43 in offense this year....
Auburn will score many, many times
Exactly....Its comical to hear that FSU will be ready because they can practice with the extra time...
Really??? FSU cant practice this Auburn offense because they dont run it themselves....
FSU played 1 team in the top 43 in offense this year....
Auburn will score many, many times
Agreed, as this is on my personal wishlist....just as long as FSU doesn't beat them by 10 . I just hope that my growing fear of an AUB W doesn't become reality.
I truly feel that by the end of the 1st quarter, we will all have our answer, which is based on two very probable, but simple possibilities that tend to occur in such a match up when one team appears to be battle-tested and the other flat-out dominated opposing, lower-tier offenses:
(#1).....if FSU's D is truly as good as being sold by so many and AUB clearly gets shut down in the first few series or Malzahn tries outsmart himself (a severe blunder that many coaches tend to do) opts to go air-attack/vertical...I feel that AUB will not be able to recover afterwards, even with 3 quarters remainiing....game over and all the FSU fanatics will be absolutely correct in their assessment(s), along with FSU's defensive talent being what all the FSU fanatics say it is regardless of SOS....... AND/OR (#2)....if FSU is unable to stop the triple read right out the chute, then its anybody's game and will go down to the wire with either an FSU W or AUB W and falling within the set number, which would make for a GREAT GAME that complements the HYPE.
Everyone has their own cheat sheet, or FSU fan garb , but I feel that the MAIN investment question that keeps raising its ugly head........is FSU's D for real OR is it a resultant of their SOS and weak opposition? FSU's capability on O is not a question (IMO) based upon what Famous Jameis brings to the table.
Again, I feel that we will all know this within the conclusion of the 1st Q....just one individuals assessment and no, I really do not have a favorite team longer than a 6-8 day timespan. The 2013 FSU & AUB cover-train ride has been a blast.
FSU 44
AUB 38
Agreed, as this is on my personal wishlist....just as long as FSU doesn't beat them by 10 . I just hope that my growing fear of an AUB W doesn't become reality.
I truly feel that by the end of the 1st quarter, we will all have our answer, which is based on two very probable, but simple possibilities that tend to occur in such a match up when one team appears to be battle-tested and the other flat-out dominated opposing, lower-tier offenses:
(#1).....if FSU's D is truly as good as being sold by so many and AUB clearly gets shut down in the first few series or Malzahn tries outsmart himself (a severe blunder that many coaches tend to do) opts to go air-attack/vertical...I feel that AUB will not be able to recover afterwards, even with 3 quarters remainiing....game over and all the FSU fanatics will be absolutely correct in their assessment(s), along with FSU's defensive talent being what all the FSU fanatics say it is regardless of SOS....... AND/OR (#2)....if FSU is unable to stop the triple read right out the chute, then its anybody's game and will go down to the wire with either an FSU W or AUB W and falling within the set number, which would make for a GREAT GAME that complements the HYPE.
Everyone has their own cheat sheet, or FSU fan garb , but I feel that the MAIN investment question that keeps raising its ugly head........is FSU's D for real OR is it a resultant of their SOS and weak opposition? FSU's capability on O is not a question (IMO) based upon what Famous Jameis brings to the table.
Again, I feel that we will all know this within the conclusion of the 1st Q....just one individuals assessment and no, I really do not have a favorite team longer than a 6-8 day timespan. The 2013 FSU & AUB cover-train ride has been a blast.
FSU 44
AUB 38
Agreed, as this is on my personal wishlist....just as long as FSU doesn't beat them by 10 . I just hope that my growing fear of an AUB W doesn't become reality.
I truly feel that by the end of the 1st quarter, we will all have our answer, which is based on two very probable, but simple possibilities that tend to occur in such a match up when one team appears to be battle-tested and the other flat-out dominated opposing, lower-tier offenses:
(#1).....if FSU's D is truly as good as being sold by so many and AUB clearly gets shut down in the first few series or Malzahn tries outsmart himself (a severe blunder that many coaches tend to do) opts to go air-attack/vertical...I feel that AUB will not be able to recover afterwards, even with 3 quarters remainiing....game over and all the FSU fanatics will be absolutely correct in their assessment(s), along with FSU's defensive talent being what all the FSU fanatics say it is regardless of SOS....... AND/OR (#2)....if FSU is unable to stop the triple read right out the chute, then its anybody's game and will go down to the wire with either an FSU W or AUB W and falling within the set number, which would make for a GREAT GAME that complements the HYPE.
Everyone has their own cheat sheet, or FSU fan garb , but I feel that the MAIN investment question that keeps raising its ugly head........is FSU's D for real OR is it a resultant of their SOS and weak opposition? FSU's capability on O is not a question (IMO) based upon what Famous Jameis brings to the table.
Again, I feel that we will all know this within the conclusion of the 1st Q....just one individuals assessment and no, I really do not have a favorite team longer than a 6-8 day timespan. The 2013 FSU & AUB cover-train ride has been a blast.
FSU 44
AUB 38
Agreed, as this is on my personal wishlist....just as long as FSU doesn't beat them by 10 . I just hope that my growing fear of an AUB W doesn't become reality.
I truly feel that by the end of the 1st quarter, we will all have our answer, which is based on two very probable, but simple possibilities that tend to occur in such a match up when one team appears to be battle-tested and the other flat-out dominated opposing, lower-tier offenses:
(#1).....if FSU's D is truly as good as being sold by so many and AUB clearly gets shut down in the first few series or Malzahn tries outsmart himself (a severe blunder that many coaches tend to do) opts to go air-attack/vertical...I feel that AUB will not be able to recover afterwards, even with 3 quarters remainiing....game over and all the FSU fanatics will be absolutely correct in their assessment(s), along with FSU's defensive talent being what all the FSU fanatics say it is regardless of SOS....... AND/OR (#2)....if FSU is unable to stop the triple read right out the chute, then its anybody's game and will go down to the wire with either an FSU W or AUB W and falling within the set number, which would make for a GREAT GAME that complements the HYPE.
Everyone has their own cheat sheet, or FSU fan garb , but I feel that the MAIN investment question that keeps raising its ugly head........is FSU's D for real OR is it a resultant of their SOS and weak opposition? FSU's capability on O is not a question (IMO) based upon what Famous Jameis brings to the table.
Again, I feel that we will all know this within the conclusion of the 1st Q....just one individuals assessment and no, I really do not have a favorite team longer than a 6-8 day timespan. The 2013 FSU & AUB cover-train ride has been a blast.
FSU 44
AUB 38
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