After a sluggish start for FSU football, the Seminoles' defense woke up in the final month of the season and played out of their minds.
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We know how great Deondre Francois has been at quarterback, but the rest of the team must step up for FSU football to beat Louisville this weekend.
With FSU football coming off a big win over a SEC foe last week and a monster ACC battle soon, this week's battle with a FCS team could be overlooked.
We rank the 12 opponents that FSU football will face during the 2016 regular season in order of which games will be toughest.
We take a look at one section who will be key to FSU football's success in the 2016 season, a wide receiver group that has the experience to win.
With the graduation of one and the early entry into the NFL of another, FSU football will have a whole new look to their special teams in 2016.
What is it going to take for the FSU football's defense to reach that elite level? How do the linebackers factor in to this equation?
Dalvin Cook is obviously the Seminoles' top guy, but the question is can he become the nation's best and win the Heisman Trophy in 2016.
Past strength of schedule often proved a hinderance for FSU football's path to a BCS title. With ACC improvements and the playoff system, things changed.