- 9/3 - FINALVT
FSU24
3 - 9/8 - FINALSamford
FSU26
36 - 9/15 - FINALFSU
Syracuse7
30 - 9/22 - FINALNIU
FSU19
37 - 9/29 - FINALFSU
Louisville28
24 - 10/6 - FINALFSU
Miami27
28 - 10/20 - FINALWF
FSU17
38 - 10/27 - FINALClemson
FSU59
10 - 11/3 - FINALFSU
NCSU28
47 - 11/10 - FINALFSU
ND13
42 - 11/17 - FINALBC
FSU21
22 - 11/24 - FINALUF
FSU41
14
- Hear The Spear: Greg Frey’s firing, Randy Clements to FSU, ‘Noles Athletics
- Recap of FSU Athletics’ weekend
- Breaking News: Randy Clements to FSU
- Landon Dickerson no longer in the Transfer Portal
- Source: Another Assistant Out at Florida State
- Report: UVA grad-transfer OL to visit FSU
- How likely is it for Jordan Travis to get a waiver from the NCAA?
- Report: Transfer quarterback visiting FSU in March
- FSU Baseball 2019 Season Preview
- Report: Landon Dickerson enters transfer portal

Week 6 Bold Prediction: Florida State Will Keep the Turnover Chain Locked Up
- Updated: October 5, 2018

Prediction: Florida State keeps Miami from breaking out the Turnover Chain.
Why its bold: In Miami’s (4-1) last game against North Carolina (1-3) they had six turnovers.
Why I think it’ll happen: Last weekend against Louisville, Florida State did not turn the ball over at all. This was a huge improvement for the ‘Noles, especially the offensive line. While Louisville’s defense is nowhere near as talented as Miami’s, it was a big improvement from the three turnovers against Virginia Tech and one against both Syracuse and NIU.
If you look back to Deondre Francois’s performance against Miami in 2016, there were no interceptions there either. I’m not saying it’s going to happen, I’m just saying its possible. Francois went 20-for-31 with 234 yards and two touchdowns. He had a great game in one of the most heated games ever between Miami and FSU. It may have been two years ago, but one thing that’s changed is Francois’s game has only gotten better.
I think this game will be a big challenge for Florida State on all sides of the ball. But if the offensive line can stay tough and continue to improve, Francois will be throwing less under pressure and will be able to keep his composure.
Miami will be riding high after their six-turnover game against UNC and will bring that extra confidence against Florida State. However, Florida State will respond accordingly knowing the stakes of the game, especially now with the reinforcement from the offensive line. Florida State will not allow the Hurricanes to break out their turnover chain in Saturday’s rivalry match-up at Hard Rock Stadium.
