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This is going to be the 2021 season preview.

I'm not going to spend an in anordinate amount of time on this, partly because I'm going to need to do the Notre Dame full preview here very shortly.

But as usual, I'm going to apply the normal sort of win share kind of approach to this where I will give percentages on each game and discuss what the odds are going in in terms of the season and how I

see the season as a whole playing out. And then beyond that, we'll just leave things for the game previews themselves.

Now, the first thing I want to mention is that when it comes to how this season sort of

shapes up as a whole, I think the biggest problem for Florida State coming into the season is that

you want as many essentially rollover guaranteed wins as possible on a schedule and the better your team is the

more of those there are that's that's the that's the thing that you have to really look for

so if you're Alabama and you come in you're basically in a tier by yourself in terms of

talent in each game you're you you're basically in a tier by yourself in terms of talent in each game.

You're the more talented team in each game.

And not only are you the more talented team,

but you're often two or three tiers above the teams that you're going to be playing

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