..watching Georges St. Pierre fight in the UFC.
For those that don't follow MMA, St. Pierre was one of the first truly complete martial artists in the sport. He could box, he could kick, he knew jiu-jitsu, and he wrestled with Olympians. When he fought grapplers, he used his wrestling to avoid takedowns. This allowed him to keep fights on the feet when he had a striking advantage. If he was fighting a dominant striker, he took the fight to the ground and smothered his opponent. GSP fights weren't always exciting, but the outcome was rarely in doubt.
This game felt that way. FSU played two safeties deep for most of the game. They wanted to neutralize our passing game. The Canes responded by rushing for 230 yards (5.8 YPC) and 3 TDs. It wasn't exciting, but we were in control the whole time and ended up big on the scorecards. This remains the best offense in the country.
As we know, it’s our defense that will determine our ceiling. FSU didn’t test us much. They have no skill position or OL talent. But the defense played better, we’re healthy, and a house full of recruits saw us beat FSU by three touchdowns. Life is good.