Unconquered 2.10 – Changes on the Offensive Line?

Unconquered with Doc Staples

Jason A. Staples

Sports:football, Football, Sports

4.8 • 867 Ratings

🗓️ 23 September 2014

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Jason and Wayne discuss the performance of the Seminole offensive line and possible changes to the lineup. Unconquered 2.10 – Changes on the Offensive Line_ The post Unconquered 2.10 – Changes on the Offensive Line? appeared first on Unconquered Podcast.

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0:00.0	This is the Unconquered Podcast, unbiased, unrivaled, and unconquered coverage and analysis of Florida State football.
0:09.0	Florida State, we're moving national championships and ACCC championships.
0:12.1	It's called touchdown official, Calvin Benjamin.
0:16.3	Back on some basics, consistency in what we're doing.
0:18.9	Guys getting old bang, and bruised, working a bunch of different situations.
0:22.0	Make them progress.
0:22.8	You have to have success, so you know something I can really do this.
0:25.1	Game over.
0:26.0	Those are the champions of college football.
0:28.9	James, why?
0:29.9	James, no.
0:31.3	No.
0:32.4	No.
0:34.3	This is the Unconquered podcast.
0:36.2	I'm your host, Jason Staples.
0:41.0	Today in the podcast, we're going to talk about potential changes on the offensive line.
0:48.0	We're going to evaluate a little bit of what happened in the Clemson game, and we're going to wrap up the James Winston discussion from last week.
0:49.1	So let's get started.
0:55.9	Okay, I'm joined again by Wayne McGahey, our boots on the ground, as they say.
0:59.7	Someone was complaining about that the other day on Twitter.
1:01.4	I love that phrase.
1:05.0	Yeah, somebody was complaining about that phrase on Twitter.
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