The pressure of expectation....

[Jonnyblaze]

..is entirely on FSU this game. If the Canes can keep it close, and I think they will, they'll have FSU feeling the heat come 4th quarter. The players on FSU haven't had to make plays in the 4th quarter to win games all season. More power to them for blowing teams out, but Miami is battle-tested and won't whither in the moment. We don't know how FSU would respond. We're gonna find out.

 

[Dghustla]

..is entirely on FSU this game. If the Canes can keep it close, and I think they will, they'll have FSU feeling the heat come 4th quarter. The players on FSU haven't had to make plays in the 4th quarter to win games all season. More power to them for blowing teams out, but Miami is battle-tested and won't whither in the moment. We don't know how FSU would respond. We're gonna find out.

IMO FSU is a first quarter team and a **** good one in the opening frame. They are basically the football equivalent to Mike Tyson. I have questions about their heart and their conditioning. I've read about Winston having temper tantrums. I'd like to see how their team responds when throws a hissy fit on the sidelines. I know Joyner and Smith can make plays for their defense. but how do they react when a teammate blows his assignment on a 3rd down in a close game? Will adversity Unity their team or tear them apart. These arguments are easy to type and hard to present.

2 top ten teams enter that game on Saturday night and at the end of the day one of them is overrated.

 

[canedotcom]

i don't care about nothing except this U.
i don't.

 

[CanesGotSWAG!]

It may be good that we have been battle tested the last few games, but I would rather be the team that blows everyone out.