All right guys if you can sum up the spring in one word do you have do you have a word how you how you would sum up the last month of your lives covering spring practice

I would just say for me exhausted. I would go with productive.

Productive, huh? Yeah. Yeah, hey. For you or for Florida State. Yeah, yeah, somewhere in between. Bob? Yeah,

productive is a good one. I was thinking of something, you know, jibboism like progress or, you know, development. But yeah, I think, uh, I think productive, I think force they got, they accomplished what they want to.

Ted, toughness, effort, discipline, what's the third or second D that I'm thinking of Chris?

What's Ted? Is it a second D or is it pride?

Oh, so it's Ted P?

Whatever.

All right, so we are clearly burnt out.

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I'm Brendan Sinone. Joining me is Chris Knee. Bob Ferante, thanks both of

you guys for your time. We are summing up spring football. It has been a long

and arduous month and a half or so for the football team dog days of spring I guess you could say

Jimbo Fisher said he put his team through hell for us covering the team not quite as much hell

but it certainly was a pretty long stretch so we are

happy to kind of kind of be done we're a little punchy here but spring game

kind of came and went and was you know basically what a spring game is had some good a lot of bad a lot of rust

There are a lot of injured players so it was hard to to take away a whole lot but maybe that'll be our jumping off point fellows

Bob I'll start with you, I guess, what were your general impressions of the spring game?

What kind of stood out to you? Was it a good spring game? Was it a bad spring game? Was it just kind of a normal spring game?

I think you have to look past the disjointed nature of the offenses where you don't have,

but two scholarship receivers, one on each side, the offensive line is mixed up to, you know,

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