All right, so on the last episode, we more or less outlined a doomsday scenario and lo and behold,

a doomsday scenario for Florida State in the season opener against Virginia Tech.

FSU loses 24 to 3 and just really helpless on offense,

not a whole lot of positives to come away with.

And frankly, I blame Chris Knee for being negative at the end of the last podcast.

You're the negative Nancy but neither of us were negative enough or what we saw last night.

Yeah we got some some crap from our readers for predicting like 8 and 4 9 and 3 records but you know anyways hey this is why the hell are we so optimistic

This is the nose 24-7 podcast bread and Sinone chrisney

We're both a little tired from covering last night's game,

late night, and obviously a debacle at Doe Campbell Stadium

to begin the Willie Tagger era.

Not a great debut. A lot of issues we're going to get into today. Basically

recapping the game went right, very little went wrong, a lot. So so we do some big picture but let's start Chris by

getting into the meat of the game and that was well FSU scoring three points and

I think that's the last time they were held out of the end zone at

Dokembal Stadium was in 2008 against Wake Forest, if I'm not mistaken.

So you're talking about something that doesn't happen very often, that that level of ineptitude on offense with those level of skill players?

Yeah, you have four Red Zone visits, you come away with three points. It's inexcusable.

You get on the doorstep multiple times, you can't knock it in, you have an 85 yard

running that sets you up, you can't score. It's just mind blowing how ineffective they were.

They ran, I believe, 65 total total plays over 50% of their plays went

from no yards or native yards. The offense is based on a lot of quick passing

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