Thoughts From the Morning After: FSU 56 NC State 41

Florida State’s Jesus Wilson (3) scores a touchdown as North Carolina State’s Juston Burris (11) misses the tackle during the second half of an NCAA college football game in Raleigh, N.C., Saturday, Sept. 27, 2014. Florida State won 56-41.(AP Photo/Gerry Broome)

This and That:

• FSU may have found its number two receiver in Jesus “Bobo” Wilson. For the second straight game Wilson played a huge role. He caught six passes for a career-high 109 yards and two touchdowns. Of course Rashad Greene still did most of the heavy lifting, but Wilson’s presence makes Greene’s life a lot easier.
• Speaking of Greene, he had 11 catches for 125 yards and a touchdown on Saturday. The TD was the 25th of Greene’s career. He now has a reception in 33 consecutive games. He also went over 200 career catches and 3,000 career yards yesterday afternoon and is now in third place all-time at FSU in both categories. Greene now has 206 career receptions, one behind Peter Warrick for second, and six behind Ron Sellers for the most all-time. He could break that mark next Saturday. Greene needs 590 yards and seven more touchdowns to reach the other two records.
• Roberto Aguayo didn’t kick a field goal in yesterday’s game. It’s just the third time in his career he hasn’t attempted a field goal in a game. The last time it happened was against NC State last year. Despite not attempting a field goal, Aguayo still scored eight points on extra points.
• Jameis Winston — who threw his 47th career passing touchdown yesterday — now finds himself at sixth all-time in the FSU record books for passing TD’s. He is tied with his predecessor, EJ Manuel.
• One last defensive stat: FSU gave up seven scoring drives yesterday, three of which went 80+ yards. NC State had only had three drives of 80 yards or longer all year, heading into yesterday’s game.