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Football:
Willie Taggart held his weekly press conference yesterday, and he made a couple notable statements:
- A, Taggart confirmed that edge rusher Joshua Kaindoh will be out for the rest of the season following an injury he suffered against Virginia.
- Two, the team — namely the defense — has improved but still hasn’t figured out how to win games.
- Defensive analyst Jim Leavitt will be more involved this week against Louisville.
- And D.J. Matthews is back at practice.
In the post-game Taggart also spoke about selfish penalties and how the punishment the coaching staff is giving out isn’t doing enough to deter the penalties. FSU has drawn numerous personal foul penalties so far this season.
Quarterback James Blackman struggled against a solid Virginia Cavalier defense last Saturday, and our own Dak Moyer has the graphics to prove it.
Defensive tackle Marvin Wilson will soon enter our Noles News Alumni section if he keeps playing like this:
Florida State DI Marvin Wilson, @PFF's top interior pass-rusher through three weeks, put on an absolute show against Virginia on Saturday.
— Austin Gayle (@PFF_AustinGayle) September 15, 2019
Dude is special. pic.twitter.com/PolwpzymG6
PFF also named Wilson, along with fellow tackle Corey Durden and defensive back Levonta Taylor to their Week 3 ACC Team of the Week:
The ACC Team of the Week on defense in Week 3 features some serious standout players!https://t.co/l5kxdrWEic pic.twitter.com/L5Xby2voDS
— PFF College (@PFF_College) September 16, 2019
A little early scouting on Louisville and their quarterback situation:
Louisville QB Jawon Pass did not play (foot). Not great thrower so if he can't run that is an issue. LOU dominated game much more than score indicated w/ 50% more YPP v. WKU.
— Bud Elliott (@BudElliott3) September 16, 2019
Scott Satterfield said that Jawon Pass is better today. Pass probably won’t practice Tuesday, but the team will evaluate from there.
— Cameron Teague (@cj_teague) September 16, 2019
Recruiting:
Quarterback commit Jeff Sims exploded for six touchdowns last week. Check out the updates on other Seminole Tribe20 targets and commits.
2020 defensive tackle commit Emanuel Rogers was dishing out some punishment:
Big hit by @JBeachAthletics DL @Mannyrogers2020 (No. 2 @TCPalm Super 11, #FSU commit) #TCPrepZone pic.twitter.com/VhC9hLww7z
— Jon Santucci (@JonSantucci) September 16, 2019
Other Sports:
FSU’s No. 23 Volleyball team is heading to Gainesville for a showdown with the No. 11 ranked Gators:
No. 23 Florida State heads down to Gainesville tomorrow to take on No. 11 Florida in a match at 6p that will be broadcast on the SEC Network! #DoItRight
— FSU Volleyball (@FSU_Volleyball) September 16, 2019
PREVIEW: https://t.co/o1Kw4WkTLK
College Hoops Watch ranked the top ACC-Big 10 Challenge matchups and one of FSU’s games made the top five.
Senior golfer Jamie Li was a bright spot for Men’s Golf at the Maui Jim Intercollegiate tournament.
FSU Track & Field hires assistant coach Matt Kane, who brings with him an elite resume.
Alumni:
Brian Burns got his first NFL sack, and it was a case of ’Nole on ’Nole crime as it came at the expense of Bucs quarterback Jameis Winston. We also got NFL updates on other FSU alum like Dalvin Cook, Jalen Ramsey, Eddie Goldman, and many, many more.
Speaking of Ramsey, the superstar cornerback wants out of Jacksonville following a confrontation with head coach Doug Marrone.
CB Jalen Ramsey’s agent asked for a trade after yesterday’s loss at Houston, league sources tell @mortreport and me
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) September 16, 2019
The Jaguars have spoken with interested teams, but there is no current plan to trade Ramsey.
Former fan favorite Timmy Jernigan has a broken foot and could miss significant time:
Another defensive tackle injury for the #Eagles. First Malik Jackson, now DT Tim Jernigan. I’m told Jernigan could be out about roughly a month. https://t.co/kQoqPb1Q5U
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) September 16, 2019
Baseball America named former Seminole Drew Carlton to their Double-A All-Star team:
The best Double-A arms this year:
— Baseball America (@BaseballAmerica) September 16, 2019
Ian Anderson, @Braves
Tucker Davidson, @Braves
Zac Lowther, @Orioles
Matt Manning, @tigers
Sixto Sanchez, @Marlins
Relief: Drew Carlton, @tigers https://t.co/O7ttBFyoKW
The Orlando Magic have exercised their team option on Jonathan Isaac.
PRESS RELEASE: Magic exercise team options on @TheRealMoBamba, @MarkelleF and @JJudahIsaac
— Orlando Magic PR (@Magic_PR) September 16, 2019
All three players are now signed through the 2020-21 season.#MagicAboveAll pic.twitter.com/jQ4VLzGEr2