FSU Football: 5 reasons fans should step away from the ledge
By Kelvin Hunt
QB
We told you Deondre Francois was the player FSU football could least afford to lose in 2017, but it didn’t take a rocket scientist to point that out with zero QB depth behind him.
Ultimately, this year will serve as a blessing in disguise next season, and FSU will have two quarterbacks with big time game experience.
Also, Bailey Hockman will have a year under his belt as a redshirt freshman in 2018.
FSU fans failed to adjustment expectations after Deondre Francois was lost for the season after the first game. A true freshman quarterback who didn’t enroll early going up against the No. 2 toughest schedule in the country?
Come on people.
The crazy thing is he has played well enough for FSU to be (6-3) right now if the FSU defense wasn’t a sieve on third down and Kelly most of the season.
Let me ask you a question. If Miami had to start N’Kosi Perry as a true freshman that didn’t enroll early, do you think they’d be undefeated right now?
No, not even close and that’s with a cupcake schedule at that. The crazy thing is they should have at least two losses with a guy that’s been there for two years prior to this season.
FSU will be fine when it comes to quarterbacks moving forward.