Family. Family.

Family.

You got it. You know how to see it.

No, I don't. I'm terrible at it.

My family. My family.

Shut up, Jeff.

We've made it. Sorry, Brian.

Brian's family is going to be a little disappointed.

Florida State wins in front of their family here 24 to 23 in the Superdome.

The Seminoles snatch victory from the jaws of the feet.

Jaws of overtime at least.

And then really one of the craziest games we've seen in a long time,

but obviously also the biggest win in Mike Norville's tenure.

Florida State comes into this game as a slight underdog against an LSU team with a brand new head coach and Brian Kelly, had a lot of things going for him in terms of they had played a game, third year for the program. Brian Kelly's starting a new program, first year. But we thought LSU had more talent. Flores State gets the win. but there are so many twists and turns of this game that it's kind of hard to wrap it all up.

I mean, I think Florida State was probably the better team on the night, but they also had to get a big break at the end. Yeah, they did. But was it a break or did you make your break? At least that's like, you know, I love that he got the kick blocked instead of just shanking it.

You know, Florida State did go make a play.

That is something that matters.

And Lord knows they practice special teams in this program more than any other program.

So for the special teams that come up big like that with two block kicks, two recovered muff punts that they didn't get any points out of,

but that's a whole different conversation. You know, that was just really good to see for Papuchus, for Norville, because they do preach it, and they won the biggest game of his career. I think this is bigger than Miami. I'll say it's bigger than Duques, Naira. I think this win was bigger than Duques. We got to. I don't want to be a prisoner of the moment.

But yeah, so to be on a national stage on a Sunday night in New Orleans and the Superdome with a great crowd with everybody watching, it was an entertaining game and it's just such a great win because, yes, when you fumble it, you're the one-yard line going in to put the game away and then you give up a 99-yard drive that scores on the final play of the game.

That's some Florida state nonsense. one yard line going in to put the game away and then you give up a 99-yard drive that scores on

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