Before you guys go and make fools of yourselves...
This is for all of you UM "fans" who want to go and place the blame on one guy and who think you know the game of football. For starters, I'm sick of hearing people blaming the loss on Brian Monroe. If you guys knew anything, you would notice that there were TWO, not one, bad snaps. I'm sick of the media saying there was one bad snap....totally bogus. The first kick was actuallly a good hold. Even though the laces were not totally out, that has no affect on a kick from that distance. Honestly, the lack of scoring was due to the fact that UM's offensive line had a very sporatic performance. They would have great spurts where Kyle would have all day to throw. But the rest of the game, they were horrendous only because of the lack of communication and misreads. FSU's line played very bad as well, not to mention that Weatherford had a very off night and didn't seem comfortable.
If people didn't believe me before, I think this game proved that A) UM and FSU for the next couple of seasons are going to have rebuilding years and are going to struggle to win. I'm not saying that they'll lose a lot (they'll win 8 to 10 games each), it's just going to be BTW (not "by the way") football. B) Kyle wright is going to be an amazing asset for the Canes.
FSU looked great on defense and I'm hopeful to see if Kyler Hall becomes one of the big names among safeties in the NFL.
If people didn't believe me before, I think this game proved that A) UM and FSU for the next couple of seasons are going to have rebuilding years and are going to struggle to win. I'm not saying that they'll lose a lot (they'll win 8 to 10 games each), it's just going to be BTW (not "by the way") football. B) Kyle wright is going to be an amazing asset for the Canes.
FSU looked great on defense and I'm hopeful to see if Kyler Hall becomes one of the big names among safeties in the NFL.