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On with Seminole headlines.

It's time for Seminole Headlines, presented by Capital City Bank,

featuring ESPN Tallahassee's Jeff Cameron,

Warchant.com's managing editor, Ira Schofel,

and senior writer, Corey Clarkark your weekly dose of all things

fs u pistols and pie starts right now here's jeff cameron the seven headlines 97 i'd esb and radio

begins right now and all of its glory and we thank you for being here to be part of it i see ir Ira. I see Corey on my screen. We're talking about FSU football. We'll take you your questions. We might have random discussions about who knows what. Hello, boys. How are you? I'm hanging in there, buddy. How are you doing? I'm doing well. I'm in a good mood. I've been inspired by Ira's stories this week.

Corey, not yours. But Ira's stories have inspired me this week. I can't, can you write a story

every day about Leonard Warner because I'm telling you, man, you guys got me motivated.

That's what I'm here for, Jeff. I'm going to be the cheerleader.

I'm going to be the one getting everybody fired up right until they pull the plug. And now I'll be like, hey. Don't be that guy. Don't be that guy. And then I'll be like, hey, at least I gave you some good moments. Yep, yep. You gave us some hope. I actually will say time and again, and I have all throughout this process, every day they get to practice, every day they get to be together, every day they get to learn a little bit more about each other.

They build trust and discipline and kind of the new way, the new path of taking ownership of the program.

That's important. I mean, yes, it would help to be able to play some football games, but every day they've been able to practice, I'll take it, man, because I really do think there's growth going on. I mean, sure. Yeah, but we still want to see football games. Let's not go crazy. Well, that's the thing. I mean, that's the whole thing. It's like,

we have to go through this whole process. You know, like they have to give, I mean, as of right now,

we all think there's a decent, a good chance they're going to play. I mean, you know,

the NC State game got moved back. We'll see, you know, all these schools went back to

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