Florida State has an uphill battle this weekend of trying to snap its road loss streak against a top 10 Hurricanes team. Here are three ways they could find success against their rival.
We are in Florida State-Miami rivalry week, and you would think the Seminole faithful were at a funeral, given how the last couple of weeks have gone. Some even want the Hurricanes to end the agony of head coach Mike Norvell’s tenure at Florida State.
I am obviously not in that mindset, but I can sympathize with the frustration of the standard of this proud university not being upheld. The Seminoles are currently sitting at 3-3 with losses to SMU, Alabama, and Louisville. There was a collection of people who thought Florida State would be in this position after six games, given the history of Mike Norvell’s squads. A date with the arch-rival Miami Hurricanes on the road is right around the corner, and most are chalking this up as a massive loss.
According to FanDuel Sportsbook, the Seminoles are 21.5-point underdogs to Miami. As we all know, this is the “Super Bowl” for many in their fan base. Hard Rock Stadium used to be a ghost town until Florida State came to their rented-out home. Times have changed, and Miami looks like one of the best teams in college football after 25 years of irrelevance. It is understandable to feel defeated in Florida State, but I am an optimist by heart for the Garnet and Gold. As a result, here are three ways that the Seminoles can beat Miami.
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