Welcome to the Unconquered podcast. Hot Takes Edition.

Blaine no one. Make no excuses. Do something.

Well, thank you, sir. May I have another? I believe that was heard sometime during the

game between Florida State and Clemson.

As Clemson blasts Florida State 59 to 10, this was by the score, you would think that this was not a competitive game at any point, that there was a massive talent disparity between the teams and

that there was just, you know, that one team had a bunch of

four and five star recruits and the other didn't. But not exactly how this game went. Honestly,

as far as I could tell, this game really turned on two plays. And I know that sounds absurd.

It sounds absurd to say that in a 49 point game.

Clemson beats Florida State by the most, hence Florida State, its largest home loss ever,

a new low for the Knowles in a game that was 28 to nothing at the half, 35 to nothing after the first drive of the third quarter.

But I really do think that this game, in terms of whether it was going to be a blowout or whether it was going to be a closer game,

a much closer game, a very close game potentially turned on two plays. And that's the snap that,

I know some people refer to it just as, you know, a bad snap going over the, over the

quarterback's head. And yeah, it was a little high, but actually, you know, if you go back and you look at the replay,

snap was very catchable.

It was, you know, in the high range, but not outside the norm.

But the problem was that it was snapped when Francois was not looking, was not expecting the snap.

And I'm not sure exactly who that's on, probably on the center, but either way,

quarterback center don't communicate. Florida State was driving at that point. I mean,

you look at that. They had the ball on the 43 yard line, Florida State 43 yard line after

completing a pass on second and 10 to get a first down,

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