FSU football: 3 special teams questions heading into spring camp

By Kelvin Hunt | Mar 7, 2020

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FSU football will get its spring practice underway Saturday. Let’s take a look at three special teams questions for the Noles.

FSU football will get its first taste of what a Mike Norvell spring practice will be like on Saturday.

The players have been enduring strength and conditioning, weightlifting, and the Tour of Duty workouts the past couple of months.

They have a large number of early enrollees that will be beneficial as time goes on.

The past two seasons will be thrown out the window, and FSU football will be off to a fresh start with nearly an entirely new staff.

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For those in garnet and gold, the start of spring couldn’t come soon enough after three disappointing seasons compiling an 18-20 record. One of the most disappointing aspects of the FSU football program as been special teams.

It’s an area coach Mike Norvell highlighted as something he would put special emphasis on in his introductory press conference.

Spring practice will be the first chance to see what the new coaches can do and if the direction of the program is heading in the right direction.

Here are the top three special teams questions for the Noles entering the spring practice.

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