that Florida State's backups, Florida State had a very, very good season.

They were top heavy on the depth chart. It's not like, like look, if Georgia had 13 of their

starters resting, they could still compete because they have a bunch of five-star super-duper players that are backups.

A lot of them, you saw some of them in that second half when they put in a lot of backups.

They're still really good.

It's like Florida State was in the 90s where they could put in their

backups and beat certain teams. Florida State's not there yet. Their best

players, all their NFL players, they're by far their best players are the guys

at the top of that depth chart and you saw

what the bottom in the middle of that depth chart is and that does not mean they

won't be good players they're all freshmen who have never played or a lot of

them are freshmen that never played Blake Nicholson c, they're not on the field together ever.

Omar Graham.

J. Samson, Quandarius Jones, Conrad Hussey was your starter at safety.

Like you're playing so many guys that have never played against that team that was hell bit

on humiliating you they wanted to and you just didn't have the answers for it it's not like a lot of

good players just played poorly or weren't

into the game. You just, you know, I wrote it in my column. It was a JB versus the Varsity and your

JB was out there. Your Varsity could have competed with. I knew doubt about that.

Your Varsity would have competed with Georgia, could have

beaten Georgia.

Your varsity, your junior varsity playing Georgia's varsity, no chance and that's what this was.

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