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Football
Florida State’s comeback victory on the road was definitely impressive but the big question now, pointed out by Andrea Adelson of ESPN, is if the Seminoles can carry this positive momentum forward.
Some might wonder whether Florida State can use this game as a jumping-off point to get to double-digit wins again. How can the Seminoles replicate the passion and enthusiasm this Saturday against Wake Forest? After all, the desire we saw was rooted in what it fundamentally means to play at Florida State: beating Miami, no matter what.
But it’s also true the toughest part of the season is over. And there are two pretty big rivalry games awaiting: Clemson on Oct. 29 and Florida on Nov. 26. There’s still plenty left for Florida State to play for, as we saw on a muggy South Florida Saturday night.
DeMarcus Walker, the emotional leader of the FSU defense, led the way with his play in the win over Miami, in this story by the Orlando Sentinel’s Safid Deen.
Want a glimpse in the FSU locker room after the Seminoles victory over UM? Florida State’s twitter account is happy to oblige.
Go inside our locker room and watch Jimbo's victory speech after beating Miami! pic.twitter.com/3OQsGSZVS3
— FSU Football (@FSU_Football) October 10, 2016
Although Florida State’s 2016 season has not gotten off to a great start, things could always be worse. Just ask Michigan State.
Dalvin Cook made a reappearance in Stewart Mandel’s latest Heisman candidate list released after this week’s games, coming in at No. 4.
Florida State RB Dalvin Cook
Most wrote him off after a rough Week 3 against Louisville, but since then, Cook has racked up rushing/receiving yards of 329 (against USF), 246 (against UNC) and 209 (against Miami)
Exactly how good has Cook’s season been so far? This tweet puts it into perspective.
Dalvin Cook is on pace for 1,700 rush yards and 748 receiving yards. No one has ever had a 1700/700 season in CFB history.
— David Hale (@DavidHaleESPN) October 11, 2016
Monday’s Jimbo Fisher press conference provided a new depth chart for Florida State ahead of its matchup with Wake Forest.
We also found out who will be replacing Matthew Thomas for the first half of the Wake Forest game.
#FSU will start true freshman Dontavious Jackson in place of Matthew Thomas who is out the first half after targeting ejection on Saturday
— Wayne McGahee III (@WayneMcGaheeIII) October 10, 2016
Florida State opened as 25-point favorites over Wake Forest in Vegas. Do you think that line is right or does it need some adjusting?
Alumni
Former Seminole Roberto Aguayo, who has gotten off to a rocky start in his NFL career, took a major step in the right direction on Monday night when he made the game-winning field goal to clinch the Buccaneers’ upset of the Carolina Panthers.
Right. Down. The. Middle.
— NFL (@NFL) October 11, 2016
Roberto Aguayo's Game-Winning FG! #TBvsCAR
https://t.co/S0XurKma87
Jameis Winston had a touchdown pass and engineered the game-winning drive for the Bucs as well.
What a double-move...
— NFL (@NFL) October 11, 2016
And @Jaboowins throws a strike to @MikeEvans13_!
Tie game. #TBvsCAR https://t.co/xnL6Olcqwz
Other Sports
Florida State basketball head coach Leonard Hamilton addressed the media after Friday’s Jam with Ham event.