Hey y'all, it's a no-cast instant reaction podcast time. This is your host, but Elliot, Tom

Ocknation and the no-cast as well today joining us with the co-host David Vistert. David

what's going on? You know, just watched FSU lose and then watch TUS and go up to one in

the World Series and they two would have beat FSU tonight. Yeah, because they scored five

points and Florida State scored three points, three points and they give up 35 points. So before

we get to big picture and we're going to get there, we'll quickly how did that happen?

Florida State had five chunk plays which were pretty decent chunk plays and on their other

plays they had 1.6 yards per play. That's awful. That's just there when we look at the

back at this, they're going to have a success rate of probably 20%. They allowed 35 points. Now, was

the defensive effort, was the defensive performance terrible? No, not really. What we really saw was the

field position, Florida State started at their own 20 Boston College started at their own 42,

over the course of 12 drives, 12 times 22 is quite a bit. That's like 200 something. So anyway,

that's how you only allow for 129 yards and you have 35 points. However, I should probably say that

we have some great sponsors for the Instant Reaction podcast and at this show is not edited because

if it was edited, I would put the sponsors at the very first part of the podcast, but it's not

when I do the Instant Reaction. So Louisiana Hotsaws, Matt is social, very much appreciate you.

Appreciate the nervous texture in the game or the text or disappointment from the sponsors as well,

just how this team is playing. And one thing I think we can say about this team is that they quit.

Not only each other, not for the fans and they didn't quit playing hard, but they absolutely

positively showed us that they quit believing in these coaches. Absolutely. And you see a lot on

social media during the game of people, you know, kind of leveling that accusation of, well, they quit,

they quit. And, you know, getting blown out doesn't always mean that you quit. Sometimes you

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